TitiMoby
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•Created by TitiMoby on 11/22/2024 in #help
One Kubernetes cluster for Coder and one for the workspaces: how do I specify the ~/.kube/config for
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/22/2024 in #help
One Kubernetes cluster for Coder and one for the workspaces: how do I specify the ~/.kube/config for
for now, I did not find a easy way and we decided to have dedicated nodepool for workspace with a nodeSelector on a label
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/22/2024 in #help
One Kubernetes cluster for Coder and one for the workspaces: how do I specify the ~/.kube/config for
this week is a bit overloaded but I have to check quickly for another coming workshop
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
I don't know if it's the right place to explain my point of view, but let's give it a try.
At first, you have the create command.
Documentation says:
Usage
And then you have:
Description:
I would prefer a clear explanation for the name parameter which can be either workspace or user/workspace.
Let's say, I have the information needed if I read the create documentation.
On the other hand, the delete documentation says:
Usage
And there is no description afterwards explaining the "with or without user"
So there is a discrepancy between the two documentation: one is using a parameter name and have clues on what you can put in name, the other one is using workspace and has no detail.
I know it might sounds minor, but an old fox like me felt in the trap 😉
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
Considering my initial question, I think I got all I needed. 💞
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
So I can confirm that:
- @Phorcys spotted I forgot to include user$i/
- The documentation is a not coherent between create and delete and maybe describe the parameter as either <workspace name> or <user name>/<workspace name> in both case (even if I should have though of it by my API version in the near future
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•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
I can confirm that point: you do have to delete workspaces from a user before deleting it.
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
Ohhhhh you mean
I’ll have to test it.
Did I misread the documentation? It was not really clear.
If you want, after my two last events for 2024, I’ll have some time to make some feedback on what I found during my usage of Coder
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•Created by TitiMoby on 11/13/2024 in #help
delete a workspace from cli fails when it was created on behalf of another user
In the meantime I tried to implement this with API calls.
but I got 405, DELETE is not allowed on this route
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/12/2024 in #help
different behaviour between desktop VSCode and code-server using gradio app
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/12/2024 in #help
different behaviour between desktop VSCode and code-server using gradio app
due to time constraint, we are going to use a trick from gradio which host temporary our app.
I'll get back but it will imply to understand how the internals of Gradio works which is...
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/12/2024 in #help
different behaviour between desktop VSCode and code-server using gradio app
If you need I also implemented serving with uvicorn that allows more control
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 11/12/2024 in #help
different behaviour between desktop VSCode and code-server using gradio app
That’s what I’m looking for. But I saw a lot of routes properly served.
And I don’t blame coder itself, there is some magic in Gradio to serve a front end from backend code.
I am currently experimenting with streamlit to see if I have a better result.
The idea is to know what I can do in data science workshops
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 10/25/2024 in #help
how to use files in script after cloning a repository?
thanks a lot, I now have a lot of readings 😉
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 10/25/2024 in #help
how to use files in script after cloning a repository?
I'm available for the next 20 minutes, I don't know if it is possible for you
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 10/25/2024 in #help
how to use files in script after cloning a repository?
being able to have those variable is the base for our workshop.
do you think this is possible with the devcontainer approach?
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 10/25/2024 in #help
how to use files in script after cloning a repository?
If this useful, I can describe the compete use case to you or any interested product manager or tech lead
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CCoder.com
•Created by TitiMoby on 10/25/2024 in #help
how to use files in script after cloning a repository?
yes, this was the way we were able to provide the attendee a full environment for the workshop with specific env variables as API token and such
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•Created by TitiMoby on 10/25/2024 in #help
how to use files in script after cloning a repository?
I understood this but you won't be able to have env variable in the end except if coder_script has a syntax to
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