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[feature] Devcontainers support #5454
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Duplicate of #3002 |
@kirawi The above issue runs the LSP inside a container. The feature I want support for runs Helix in the container too. Thus I do not think this is a duplicate. |
After some hacking, here is the progress I made:
To get it running, clone the repo in step 1, checkout the correct branch and then run the command in Things that need to be figured out here:
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I made a pubic gist with info on how to get basic devcontainer support working: https://gist.github.com/IgnisDa/f4c1ffb3b798686df3193a80cbd5b3eb. |
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Hello. Thank you developers and awesome project!
It would be really great if helix support developing in devcontainers (either in core or via plugins). A lot of developers prefer not to clutter their systems with language tools (like rust-analyzer), and devcontainers does really well in addressing.
Looking at it from a surface level, it should be doable. Devcontainers has a CLI that can be packaged and installed once this PR lands.
Helix itself can be run similar to how their vim example works.
Would be great if you could tell me the viability of this feature. Thanks!
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