Environment: Windows Host running Vagrant and VirtualBox with Ubuntu as the guest OS Background: Doing basic provisioning inside Vagrantfile
When switching between various sites, I have found that I have to first run vagrant halt, cd in the Windows CLI to the base folder of the site I next want to work on (where the Vagrantfile is stored), and then vagrant up again in order for the synced folder in the guest OS to be mapped correctly to the code folder on the Windows host. This shutting down and restarting takes more time than I would like. I tried simply running vagrant provision after cd'ing in the Windows CLI to the folder of the site I want to work on, but this did not re-map the synced folder. I also tried vagrant suspend, cd'ed to another site folder, and then ran vagrant resume --provision, but this did not re-map the synced folder either. Is there any way to re-map the synced folder without going through the vagrant halt, cd another_site, vagrant up sequence?
1 Vagrantfile = 1 VirtualBox VM
so basically you're in folder1/ with its own Vagrantfile, you have started and managed this VM. You now want to "switch" to another VM (not just a folder) so you need to shutdown the current VM, go to the folder2 and start this VM.
What you want is to have a single VM and multiple project folder (site) linked within this VM. some projects like homestead let you easily managed this. Otherwise you can manage yourself: you need a single Vagrantfile (so it will be only 1 VM) and then all your projects within this project structure.