[tsuraan]

I'm not a vagrant user, but your question intrigued me. A quick skim of the documentation for the vagrant-libvirt module shows a synced folders section[0], which appears to support configs for NFS and 9pfs for two-way sync. Do those not work? I use vanilla libvirt, and I've had great luck with exposing my development directories to VMs using the 9pfs resource sharing. If the vagrant plugin isn't doing that, then it may just be a small bug in the libvirt XML file they're generating. Or am I totally off-base?

[0] https://github.com/vagrant-libvirt/vagrant-libvirt#synced-fo...

[scrollaway]

Thanks, I'll look into it more closely. I tried the libvirt module and I remember having issues with it. I don't remember if there were no compatible debian boxes for it, or it didn't work properly on windows... something was there.

I see this as a vagrant issue though. It really falls short of its promise of being a dev environment where you "never say 'it works on my machine' again".