VVV
VVV (Varying Vagrant Vagrants) is an open-source local development environment configuration designed for WordPress development processes. Using providers such as Vagrant and Docker, VirtualBox, Parallels or HyperV, WordPress installs a Linux server environment to create sites and contribute. New sites can be added via the ⁇ config/config.yml ⁇ file and ⁇ vagrant up ⁇ can be started with the ⁇ vagrant up ⁇ command.
Varying-Vagrant-Vagrants · WordPress & Alternatives
- You can set up a local Linux server environment using Vagrant and a supported provider.
- You can add new websites under the subfolder by editing the configuration file.
- You use a local development environment ready for WordPress sites, plugins and themes.
- • NeutralGitHub Issue
Add an official license to VVV
“Is anyone well versed on this? 1. Do we need a license? - I think yes to explicitly indicate “_we’re open source_” versus the default terms and assumptions provided by GitHub. 2. If yes, what should the license be? - GPLv2 or later seems like a good answer at first glance, but…”
- • NeutralGitHub Issue
Error on re-provision: chmod on /srv/www/my_site/.git/config.lock failed
“## Expected Behavior I am trying to add a new site to VVV. ## Current Behavior To add my new site, I first added the following entry to vvv-custom.yml: ``` feedxl: repo: hosts: - feedxl.test ``` I then executed `vagrant up --provision`. During that process, when it came time to…”
Verified against README · Oct 25, 2026 · source