Launch devcontainer

Note

The below documentation details our development environment at WESEEK Inc. It may include some tools that are not necessary for your use case.

Launch

1. Open Visual Studio Code
2. From the Command Palette, open the devcontainer repository
   • Open the Command Palette: Ctrl+Shift+P or <F1>
   • Dev Containers: Open folder in Container...
   • Select the weseek/growi repository
     • WSL path for Windows: \\wsl$\Ubuntu\home\{your account}\Projects\GROWI\growi
       • Replace {your account} with your own account name
3. For first time users wait 5-10 minutes for the download and building of various docker container images.
4. If there was no error, you should see docker containers in Remote Explorer in the sidebar
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Confirmation

To ensure there were no errors in setup, confirm the following information in the GROWI-Dev devcontainer window.

Git Settings

• In terminal, display your Git settings. They should look similar to the following.

  • In Windows, check the WSL global settings

  • In Mac, check the local PC global settings

    node ➜ /workspace/growi-docs (master) $ git config -l --show-origin
    file:/home/node/.gitconfig      user.name=Your Name
    file:/home/node/.gitconfig      user.email=yourname@example.com
    file:/home/node/.gitconfig      core.autocrlf=false
    file:/home/node/.gitconfig      credential.helper=!f() { /home/node/.vscode-server/bin/a5d1cc28bb5da32ec67e86cc50f84c67cc690321/node /tmp/vscode-remote-containers-c717012556037588bd78c4b869724bf548d49841.js $*; }; f
    ...
    

  • It is normal for the credential.helper setting to look like a script as shown above

Troubleshooting

Remote WSL connestion failure

Symptom of the problem

sh: 1: /scripts/wslServer.sh: not found

Resolution

1. Uninstall VSCode
2. Delete C:\Users\${YourAccount}\.vscode
3. Reinstall VSCode