The plugin allows you to pick atomic changes from the guest machine folder via rsync.
The rsync shared folder type is much faster (10x times maybe)
than nfs/virtualbox/smb and others.
But it has one huge disadvantage: it isn't possible to sync data in a bidirectional way at all. So when you generate a new migration or rake task for example your changes are kept on your guest machine only.
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-rsync-pick
And then configure your guest directory (where the files are taken from) and your host directory (where the files are stored to):
config.rsync_pick.guest_dir = "/var/www/my-app"
config.rsync_pick.host_dir = Dir.pwdExecute this command so the file(s) is(are) rsynced to you host folder:
$ vagrant rpick db/migrate/20100825634193_create_table.rb
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