# Creating a Vagrantfile.local file allows you to extend the Vagrant configuration

# with options specific to this local machine.

# The default setup is geared towards trying out the demo site, and building your

# own Wagtail-powered sites based on it. If you wish to develop Wagtail itself,

# you'll want to have an editable copy of the Wagtail code on your host machine,

# and share this with the virtual machine to be used instead of the packaged

# copy of Wagtail.

#

# Clone https://github.com/torchbox/wagtail somewhere convenient, and replace

# "../wagtail" below with the correct path:

config.vm.synced_folder "../wagtail", "/home/vagrant/wagtail"

# You'll also need to configure your Python environment within the VM to pick up this

# instance of Wagtail rather than the packaged one; usually this is done by running

# `./setup.py develop` within the checked-out Wagtail codebase.