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<?php

namespace Acquia\Blt\Custom\Commands;

use Acquia\Blt\Robo\BltTasks;
use Acquia\Blt\Robo\Exceptions\BltException;

/**
 * Defines commands in the "tests" namespace.
 */

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#!/bin/bash

varnish_purge() {
  echo "@INFO: Clear varnish cache starting"

  for domain in `$drush_cmd ac-domain-list --format=print_r`; do
    echo "@INFO: Clearing varnish cache for $domain"
    $drush_cmd ac-domain-purge $domain
  done

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{
  products: [
    {
      "name": "Voya Global Real Estate Fund",
      "paceid": "5016",
      "class": "A",
      "cusip": "92913X845",
      "ticker": "IGLAX",
      "paceclassid": "1194"
    },

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@geerlingguy - thanks again for asking. I thought I could put more content into a Gist to explain my difficulties.

So, first of all, I wasted a LOT of time thinking that my share was not being mounted, when it actually was. The output of my vagrant up w/o NFS enabled on Windows shows me that my synced_folder is being mapped correctly on the guest OS. When I enable NFS, and run vagrant up again, I am missing this same line. However, if I vagrant ssh into the box, I can see that the folder was in fact mounted correctly... Unfortunately I didn't TRY that until hours into troubleshooting.

My next issue was actually getting winnfsd to work on my computer. I dont know if you have seen this before, but I realized that the only way to get the nfs shared folder to work was to specify SOME mount_options in Windows. It seems that the mount command was failing over and over again when that variable is empty. I'm not even EXACTLY

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