Hi everybody,
I'm new to this list, so please forgive me if this has been discussed
before, or if the solution is too obvious ;-)
We have a Vagrantfile that runs fine with 1.9.4 but has a problem with
2.2.4. We use the vagrant-triggers plugin and I am trying to make it
work with core triggers.
The Vagrantfile creates a development test system that consists of a
number of Debian VMs. For networking we use host-only private network
to isolate our testing from the rest of the world. Initially the VMs
need to be provisioned by installing packages from a Debian repo. To
connect to the repo we use a company internal HTTP proxy and port
forwarding from the VMs to the proxy on the host.
So to quote some code, we are doing this:
config.vm.define opts[:name] do |host|
# ...
host.vm.provision :trigger, run: "always" do |trigger|
trigger.fire do
run "vagrant ssh #{opts[:name]} -- -f -R 10000:proxy:8080 -N"
end
end
With 2.2.4, a direct translation of this would be something like
host.trigger.before :all do |trigger|
trigger.run = {inline: "vagrant ssh #{opts[:name]} -- -f -R
10000:proxy:8080 -N"}
end
But that does not work, because I can not execute "vagrant ssh" before
"vagrant up". "before :provision" does not work either, when I execute
"vagrant up" before the machine even exists, because the trigger is not
called for the provisioning step implied here by "vagrant up".
The main things I tried:
* ssh.extra_args, ssh.config - These do not work, because for
provisioning the standard SSH tool is not used, but a pure-Ruby
implementation of SSH that does not use these parameters. The Ruby
implementation supports remote forwards, but as it seems only via an
extra API. BTW: You want to mention in the documentation which of
these config parameters apply to provisioning, if any.
* trigger.before :"Vagrant::Action::Builtin::Provision", type: :action -
I enabled VAGRANT_EXPERIMENTAL=1 but this trigger does not seem to be
called. These new triggers are not yet fully documented it seems, so
I searched the code for a hook but could not find anything that works.
I have some work-arounds, but than it seems easier for now to just stick
with the old version of Vagrant.
Regards and TIA for any hint,
Benny Riefenstahl
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