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Sorry I should have been more specific: I have it in .bashrc too, but it still doesn't work unless I use SYNC_REPO. Sounds like it's a problem with my setup though.
I just installed a 100% clean install of Sierra. I had initially run into the problem but I fixed it by:
1.) Since ~/.bash_profile doesn't exist by default on a Sierra install I ran touch ~/.bash_profile.
2.) I added the export SYNC_REPO line to the blank ~/.bash_profile.
3.) Ran source ~/.bash_profile
4.) Then I ran just vagrant up without SYNC_REPO in the call and it worked perfectly.
Note that I only have ~/.bash_profile created and not ~/.bashrc. I don't know if it's related to the @oleonard problem, but I know that bash reads from .bash_profile before .bashrc. Hope this helps!
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There's a bug in Sierra's NFS server that makes the synced folder permissions be wrong and cause trouble (notably when developing plugins).
I file this issue for informational purposes because we expect people to be hit by this problem.
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