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I'm currently using VVV in place of MAMP; i.e. I have one instance that I use to develop a number of client's sites. This is working fine, but the whole process of booting/halting the virtual machine is getting kinda long with the number of sites I have in there; especially the sites with very large databases.
I'm wondering if there is a way I can disable sites that I only work with now and then, so that they don't load up on the vagrant up command?
Cheers,
Phil
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Hi Phil,
By moving your VVV configuration scripts in a subfolder / site [ex: /Site/vvv-import/], you should be able to disable a site by removing its configuration folder. Keep these configs in a private repo, so that you don't have to worry about deleting them. I have a very basic repo of such a config folder as example.
I would however recommend to keep sites/projects per directory. With #659 you can now more easily comment out from L 773 to 813, some VVV features you don't intend to use and this way speed up provisioning processes of a new Vagrant instance.
Noting also that we have #474 open to provide a method for excluding sites. This is something I'd like to see at least minimal support for in the future.
Howdy,
I'm currently using VVV in place of MAMP; i.e. I have one instance that I use to develop a number of client's sites. This is working fine, but the whole process of booting/halting the virtual machine is getting kinda long with the number of sites I have in there; especially the sites with very large databases.
I'm wondering if there is a way I can disable sites that I only work with now and then, so that they don't load up on the vagrant up command?
Cheers,
Phil
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: