Just need some help as coder is failing to start.
I need some help setting up coder. It has been a long time since I have done this.
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I'm gonna go to sleep but here's some tips
it is the postgres
1. postgres is not running, check with
lsof -i :38859
2. you can use built-in postgres using a CLI flag, forgot which one it is
yehpostgress not connecting
do you intend to run a separate postgres server?
no
use default
u should go to sleep
gn
yeh so you want to edit the service file, the one that ends with .service, probably something like
/lib/systemd/system/coder.service, but you can get the real path from systemctl status coderok
you'll want to replace
coder server with coder server postgres-builtin-serveahh ok
oops
Am i right
yeh
@Snyder out of interested where are you installing
coder onto? Is this a homelab scenario on a nas per chance. I've been pondering about creating packages for truenas/synology/umbrel to make it easier for folks.I am doing this in a vps
U could create an app for truenas and synology as have a appstore
re: truenas/synology yeah thats what have been pondering 🙂
Potentially put out a community swag bounty for it. Get folks with the knowledge to help with the original unit of work then Coder takes over maintenance.
Smart
Just wondering. Could you guys make something like gitppd for the next update. So when a users logins with githu b
In a page it could show the repos
And the users can pick and edit then push to the repo
I joined Coder from Gitpod recently btw. Will be shipping a blog post shortly that goes into particulars.
I think it would be possible to implement the GitHub Codespaces and Gitpod workflow of https://gitpod.io#https://github.com/org/repo or https://github.dev/org/repo pattern via devcontainer.
Possibly
Chewing over the possibilities but if done it would allow an easy way to open up any open-source project via the Coder control plane via a URL convention similar to above. That would be really rad.
Yep
Could it also be possible when users do they can PRs
That would be neat
I find myself hoping between pull-requests and doing reviews all the time so any type of porcelain over the top of "not having to run git clone && git checkout branch" is very appealing personally.
Maybe like a button. When clicked it gives a promt and the user can fill it in. For e.g. the update they are pushing. Then the clicking the button could push it.