Create ~/.ssh for vscode user #51
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When using the devcontainer CLI to create a dev container, mounting ~/.ssh/authorized_keys from the host creates a directory owned by root, which causes failures when updating ~/.ssh/known_hosts as the vscode user. This commit adds this directory to the dev container so ~/.ssh/known_hosts works as expected. Signed-off-by: John Schaeffer <[email protected]>
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When using the devcontainer CLI to create a dev container, mounting ~/.ssh/authorized_keys from the host creates a directory owned by root, which causes failures when updating ~/.ssh/known_hosts as the vscode user. This PR adds this directory to the dev container so ~/.ssh/known_hosts works as expected.