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I just made my own devcontainer that I copy on any project and load whatever harness I want in that repo. Harnesss' config and auth are simply mounted from the

• ai_fry_ur_brain 2mo ago
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• anentropic 2mo ago
  Yeah I also recently started using devcontainers for this I quite like the 'features' layer system, adding extra tools to container in a declarative plugin-like way Being able to 'safely' run with skip permissions has been a gamechanger
• cvak 2mo ago
  yeah, I actually just re-use claude-code .devcontainer: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/tree/main/.devcontainer https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/tree/main/.devcont... I especially like the firewall it has.
  • fg137 2mo ago
    I don't get how it works, or works well -- presumably those domains are behind CDNs, and IP addresses are unpredictable. So the firewall allows traffic to specific IPs that are resolved at the time the script is run, but not after that? What if the same domain is resolved again without going through the cache, and it becomes a different IP? And even if that works, this is a very short list. As soon as you reach for Go, Rust tooling etc nothing works. So you need to manually maintain this list which is nothing but painful trial and error.
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