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  • New Features
    • Introduced a virtual machine configuration for a streamlined local development and testing environment.
    • The setup is based on Ubuntu with allocated memory and CPU resources to ensure optimal performance.
    • Network settings include a dedicated IP and port forwarding, while automation ensures Java applications start seamlessly with all required prerequisites installed.

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A new Vagrant configuration file has been introduced to set up an Ubuntu Jammy 64-bit virtual machine. The configuration allocates 4096 MB of memory and two CPUs, configures a private network with IP 192.168.100.100, and forwards port 8080 from guest to host. It employs a shell provisioner to install OpenJDK 17 and defines a trigger to start a Java application using Gradle once the VM is up.

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dmytro_rak_13_vagrant/vagrantfile 2.txt New Vagrant configuration file that provisions an Ubuntu Jammy 64-bit VM with 4096 MB memory, 2 CPUs; sets up a private network at 192.168.100.100, forwards port 8080, installs OpenJDK 17 via a shell provisioner, and triggers a Gradle command to start a Java application.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant U as User
  participant V as Vagrant
  participant VM as Virtual Machine
  participant S as Shell Provisioner

  U->>V: Execute "vagrant up"
  V->>VM: Boot Ubuntu Jammy VM (4096 MB, 2 CPUs)
  VM->>S: Run shell provisioner (Install OpenJDK 17)
  S-->>VM: Installation complete
  VM->>V: Configure network (IP: 192.168.100.100) & forward port 8080
  V->>VM: Execute trigger to run Gradle Java app
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
dmytro_rak_13_vagrant/vagrantfile 2.txt (1)

9-15: VM Provider Configuration:
The configuration correctly sets the box to "ubuntu/jammy64" and defines the VirtualBox provider with 4096 MB memory and 2 CPUs. One minor suggestion: consider using an integer for vb.memory (e.g. vb.memory = 4096) if the provider expects a numeric type, although the string form may also be acceptable.

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[duplication] ~23-~23: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ... "cd /vagrant && ./gradlew bootRun" } end end

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dmytro_rak_13_vagrant/vagrantfile 2.txt (6)

1-3: File Header and Mode Declaration:
The file header and mode settings for Ruby are correct and customary for Vagrant files.


4-7: Shell Provisioner Dependency Block:
The heredoc for installing dependencies with OpenJDK 17 is concise and well-formed. It clearly updates the package list and installs the required JDK.


16-17: Networking Setup:
Both the private network (with IP 192.168.100.100) and forwarded port (guest: 8080, host: 8080) configurations are correctly defined and clear.


19-19: Shell Provisioner Invocation:
The inline shell provisioner using the predefined $install_deps is correctly implemented.


20-24: Trigger for Post-Up Operations:
The trigger block to start the Java application is clearly structured. It prints an info message and executes the Gradle command to run the application. Ensure that the ./gradlew script has the correct executable permissions within the VM.

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[duplication] ~23-~23: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ... "cd /vagrant && ./gradlew bootRun" } end end

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20-24: Static Analysis Hint – Duplicate Word?
A static analysis tool flagged a potential duplicate word (indicating a repeated text) in the trigger command block. After review, the multiple end statements and the inline command string are standard for Vagrant files, suggesting this is a false positive. No changes are needed.

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[duplication] ~23-~23: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ... "cd /vagrant && ./gradlew bootRun" } end end

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