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As a note, running devcontainers in VSCode is easy, but not required. There is also a CLI tool that uses the same specifications. You can install it with brew
by mbreese 9mo ago
As a note, running devcontainers in VSCode is easy, but not required. There is also a CLI tool that uses the same specifications.
You can install it with brew or npm.
- pwagland 9mo agoI assume that you are talking about the [devcontainers LCI](https://github.com/devcontainers/cli https://github.com/devcontainers/cli) when you say "a CLI"?
- mbreese 9mo agoYes. I probably should have included the link. I stated using devcontainers through VSCode and find them incredibly helpful. It’s great for me to be able to load up exact coding environments on different computers. But, I only used them through VSCode. When I wanted to branch out a bit (and especially using coding agents), I started using the CLI version more. I find devcontainers a great way to work with different coding projects and wanted to make sure people knew that there was a way to use them outside of VSCode.