Gitpod Workflow
Has anyone figured out a codespaces workflow?
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the most I've played with it is looking at a VS Code instance inside my browser and clicking around a codebase
yeah I haven't tried making a PR or anything from it
That's the thing, I don't think you can. Just git commands
I just used
gitpod to modify my fork of the 5e system and push, then created a MR on gitlab as normal.
In this case it was only to add a build tool tweak, didn't fuss with trying to use the remote system files locally to test things.
I'm getting attached to gitpod....
I just configured a repository's .gitpod.yml to:
1. Install a vscode extension
2. run npm install
3. run npm run serve -> open the dev site in a preview window
when the machine fires up.
Additionally, I have a .vscode file with workspace settings so that the lint extension installed runs on save. <:chef_kiss:740293552965156935>Alright it's time to change this haha
I had a feeling Gitpod would offer just a touch more but I wasn't positive
Public repo? Care to share?
To be fair, I would be using codespaces if this was hosted on GH
but its not
so i aint
Not quite ready for the limelight, won't share yet. But I am very tickled
This is unfortunately good because it lets me shirk my work duties by powering up a gitpod on the side and messing around.
I love how much vscode lends itself to this kind of integration. It's superb to be able to offer this as a "literally just click this button to start contributing" for people.
If you want to do more of your own, you still can, but if all you wanted was to fix that one tiny thing, boom. Ez.