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Hello there.
Many thanks Fabio and everyone for this excellent plugin.
I'm using Vagrant version 1.8.1 on Ubuntu x64 14.04 with cachier plugin version: vagrant-cachier (1.2.1).
And recently observed that auto_detect on a CentOS guest did not cache pip packages. This is what I have in my Vagrantfile:
if Vagrant.has_plugin?("vagrant-cachier")
config.cache.scope = :machine
config.cache.auto_detect = true
end
I use VAGRANT_DOTFILE_PATH="~/.vagrant"
When I see /home/parag.doke/.vagrant/machines/myvm/cache, I only see a "yum" folder there. And I am sure I ran pip install commands inside the guest.
Have you tried building vagrant-cachier?
As stated on #159There hasn't been a release with the changes to enable pip buckets.
On the other hand keep in mind that there is one yum cache directory but each user has its own directory to cache pip packages. Therefore we only consider root's cache directory (or default user as I wrote the code about a year ago!).
Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any further questions.
Hey, sorry for the silence here but this project is looking for maintainers 😅
As per #193, I've added the ignored label and will close this issue. Thanks for the interest in the project and LMK if you want to step up and take ownership of this project on that other issue 👋
Hello there.
Many thanks Fabio and everyone for this excellent plugin.
I'm using Vagrant version 1.8.1 on Ubuntu x64 14.04 with cachier plugin version:
vagrant-cachier (1.2.1)
.And recently observed that auto_detect on a CentOS guest did not cache pip packages. This is what I have in my Vagrantfile:
I use
VAGRANT_DOTFILE_PATH="~/.vagrant"
When I see
/home/parag.doke/.vagrant/machines/myvm/cache
, I only see a "yum" folder there. And I am sure I ran pip install commands inside the guest.@moinfar seems to have made some changes to this file: https://github.com/fgrehm/vagrant-cachier/blob/da0eff6a71c8e292ccf5b938402bac7f8c37561c/lib/vagrant-cachier/capabilities.rb
Specifically the linux / redhat / pip related lines are:
And also
As of writing, there is no block like:
I'm nowhere close to a Ruby novice. Will RedHat and Debian capabilities inherit Linux capabilities?
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