First pass at adding a vagrant virt backend #7
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Hi! Sorry for the exceedingly and unacceptably late reply, I'm unable to maintain this one for various reasons and had disabled github notifications (which I shouldn't have done, but ansible notifications were getting noisy) - if you would like to fork it and take over the project (or if anyone would), you would be quite welcome! |
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No problems, I'd be willing to fork and maintain it for now until someone more suitable comes along and if no one else steps up. I also see that @gcristofol gcristofol@ff6641f has a virtualbox backend as well, it's probably worth merging all this together so others can make use of it. |
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That's right @jcftang I had a crack at adding vboxapi. Just evaluating the difficulty of it really, but I'm happy to carry on if there's interest. |
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Hey I've been slow at reading my notifications still, I'll update the description to mention your fork is now the one. |
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Ok, README is now updated too... thanks for patches and taking this over, and it's nice to see the VirtualBox support too! |
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@mpdehaan thanks, would it be possible to be added as maintainer for the package on pypi as well so I can push out releases, my username on pypi is 'jcftang' |
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Yeah let me see how to reset my PyPi Password... |
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Ok, let me know if that worked and gave you enough access, I just filled in your name in the maintainer field. If it does not, ping me at michael . dehaan / gmail dot com in case I don't get the GitHub alert. Thanks again! Very glad to see you taking this! |
This is just enough glue to use vagrant as a backend for testing things locally.