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Allow vagrant directory location to be configurable #10718

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What this PR does / why we need it:

In the case were vagrant is not invoked directly from the repository, but from another location, and the Vagrantfile is "included" into another, we need to be able to specify where the location of the vagrant directory is, as of now it's hardcoded relative to the Vagrantfile location. This commit fix it.

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Fixes #10717

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Allows .vagrant folder location to be configured

In the case were vagrant is not invoked directly from the repository,
but from another location, and the Vagrantfile is "included" into
another, we need to be able to specify where the location of the vagrant
directory is, as of now it's hardcoded relative to the Vagrantfile
location. This commit fix it.
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In the case were vagrant is not invoked directly from the repository,
but from another location, and the Vagrantfile is "included" into
another, we need to be able to specify where the location of the vagrant
directory is, as of now it's hardcoded relative to the Vagrantfile
location. This commit fix it.
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