That was very helpful Dennis, thank you! On Monday, August 26, 2019 at 9:33:43 AM UTC-7, Dennis Chang wrote: > > My understanding (someone else correct me if I'm wrong), > > is that within any IDE environment (on a given host), you'll need to use a > "deploy" function, in order to test your code on another host. > > What I mean is, a vagrant VM is another host (accessible via SSH). So, if > you're working locally on an IDE, the source code (locally) needs to be > sync'ed to the remote host. And the IDE's that I've seen has a "deploy" > function which allows you to do that. However, to execute, i.e. "run" your > code, you can only use the console (through the IDE). > > So my guess is, you can't develop code locally, and run it remotely (as if > it was locally on the IDE). > > Hope that help. >
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