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17,942 PointsIntegrating Vagrant and Github
Hi everyone! Sorry if this is a super simple question, but I was hoping someone could provide me with a good explanation for this. How can I use Github with Vagrant?
Right now I am working on a Laravel project using Homestead in a Vagrant machine, and I would love to have some version control for my work. Do I just need to set up a repository in my Github account or is it a more involved process?
Thanks for the help!
4 Answers
Brian Fallon
4,733 PointsYour vagrant box is essentially just a VM so you should be fine just creating a Github repo for your project, no further config from there, assuming we are talking about the project inside the Vagrant box.
If you are looking to have version control over your Vagrantfile then you would also have to add that to a git repo if you're looking to be able to change config stuff around when spinning up new boxes.
Nick Basile
17,942 PointsThanks Brian, that was just the answer I was looking for!
Brian Fallon
4,733 PointsGlad I could help!
masterpowers
3,061 PointsTell us what OS are you Using Coz im Using Windows 7 I can help you out
Nick Basile
17,942 PointsI'm on OS X Yosemite.
masterpowers
3,061 PointsGet bitbucket account or Github
The sample below is for bitbucket, it should work also with github
For example, if you have an existing project to push up: cd /path/to/my/repo git remote add origin ssh://git@bitbucket.org/username/bbreponame.git git push -u origin --all
Or if you are starting from scratch:
mkdir /path/to/your/project cd /path/to/your/project git init git remote add origin ssh://git@bitbucket.org/username/bbreponame.git