Repository for Dev Container Templates that are managed by Dev Container spec maintainers. See https://github.com/devcontainers/template-starter to create your own!

The configuration files for a dev container are contained in a .devcontainer directory in your repository. You can use Visual Studio Code to add configuration files for you. You can choose from a selection of predefined configurations for various project types.

November 3, 2021 - Enter microsoft/vscode-remote-try-node (or one of the other "try" repositories), a Git URI, a GitHub branch URL, or a GitHub PR URL in the input box that appears and press Enter. Tip: If you choose a private repository, you may want to setup a credential manager or add your SSH keys to your SSH agent. See Sharing Git credentials with your container. If your repository does not have a .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file in it, you'll be asked to pick a starting point from a filterable list or an existing Dockerfile or Docker Compose file (if one exists).

- name: "Publish Features" uses: devcontainers/action@v1 with: publish-features: "true" base-path-to-features: "./src" devcontainer-cli-version: "0.53.0"

November 30, 2023 - The definitions describe the appropriate container image, runtime arguments for starting the container, and VS Code extensions that should be installed. Each provides a container configuration file (devcontainer.json) and other needed files that you can drop into any existing folder as a starting point for containerizing your project.

You can customize the dev container configuration for your repository.

These images are intended for use with VS Code Remote - Containers⁠ and GitHub Codespaces⁠. Their contents, and corresponding devcontainer.json files are typically tied to releases at https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-dev-containers⁠

Repository for pre-built dev container images published under mcr.microsoft.com/devcontainers - devcontainers/images

A collection of Dev Container Features managed by Dev Container spec maintainers. See https://github.com/devcontainers/feature-starter to publish your own - devcontainers/features

A GitHub Action and Azure DevOps Task designed to simplify using Dev Containers (https://containers.dev) in CI/CD systems. - devcontainers/ci

A starter repository devcontainers/template-starter and GitHub Action are available to help bootstrap self-authored Templates.

Web content for the development containers specification. - devcontainers/devcontainers.github.io

December 9, 2023 - These are the steps to setting up GitHub Codespaces. ... Create a .devcontainer directory in the target repository.

November 6, 2021 - In particular, a dev container provides a disposable development environment with all the right tools ready to go. In fact, GitHub Codespaces use the same devcontainer.json file a local dev container would use – a Codespace is really just a dev container in the cloud.

Action to simplify using Dev Containers (https://containers.dev) in GitHub workflows

Features are located in the features folder in the Development Container GitHub repository. Each feature is listed below. The AWS feature installs the AWS CLI and AWS SSO CLI . The Cloud Platform feature installs the Cloud Platform CLI. The Container Structure Tests feature installs the container-structure-test CLI, this tool provides a powerful framework to validate the structure of a container image. ... The Terraform feature installs the terraform CLI. ... Clone the .devcontainer repository.

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Materials for the talk "Easy R Tutorials with Dev Containers" - revodavid/devcontainers-r