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Run vagrant plugin bundle if plugins.json is present (a.k.a. support bindler) #44

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tknerr opened this issue Sep 28, 2013 · 2 comments
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@tknerr
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tknerr commented Sep 28, 2013

https://github.com/fgrehm/bindler is awesome because it manages the vagrant plugins on a per project level via a plugins.json file, rather than installing them into the global vagrant installation.

A sample plugins.json file looks like that:

[
  {"vagrant-omnibus": "1.1.1"},
  {"vagrant-cachier": "0.3.3"},
  {"vagrant-berkshelf": "1.3.3"}
]

Now you can run vagrant plugin bundle and it would install the above plugins into the project-local .vagrant directory.

It would be awesome if kitchen-vagrant would support bindler by running vagrant plugin bundle when a plugins.json file is present

@nitinmohan87
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I am running into this issue as well. It would be great to have support for bindler to manage vagrant plugins inside the sandbox. I am trying to hack the code in to have this support. I will submit a pull request once I am able to get this working.

@sethvargo
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#48

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