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What languages does this support? It would be super cool if this supports `xcodebuild` :O
by mkchoi212 6y ago
What languages does this support? It would be super cool if this supports `xcodebuild` :O
- jedieaston 6y agoThey have Mac runners for GitHub actions, so maybe they could (although you’d have to pay a steep price since it’s hard to virtualize OS X).
- JoyrexJ9 6y agoAny language you can run in a Linux container, so not XCode, because Apple
- mkchoi212 6y agoahh shucks :( But this means it will support Swift so yay??
- mcolyer 6y agoWe support all languages that can run within a Linux container, see https://github.com/mcolyer/codespace-containers/blob/master/base/Dockerfile https://github.com/mcolyer/codespace-containers/blob/master/... for a base example image (I work as the product lead on this).
- mkchoi212 6y agoAwesome! Seems like it's very capable even from launch.
- pgroves 6y agoWell then I'm glad you're here...Is it possible to integrate with an existing Dockerfile? My team's main build is handled by an image that is a result of years of fine-tuning and files with external dependency definitions (like requirements.txt for pip). Getting all of that installed in github's container is only slightly easier than getting it all installed in a desktop IDE, which is currently prohibitively difficult for us. We don't want to end up with a second platform we have to maintain. More generally, is there going to be a clean way to to use this if we already have a containerized stack, especially editing code in a user's existing container? (With the code still under version control, of course)