Initial setup for devcontainers for OSE project #556
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wyrmisis
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| "ghcr.io/duduribeiro/devcontainer-features/neovim:1": { | ||
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I wonder if there's a way to add LazyVim or Astro to this config?
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We ought to prompt for a license key, too, or have some way to easily pull it from somewhere.
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You can open Foundry then using the provided launch.json (or just by running a command in the devcontainer) and it will ask you for serial number. I don't know how to provide it differently, but I will take a look
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This PR adds a simple devcontainer setup that simplifies setting up a development environment.
To use this, you need docker and an editor that supports running devcontainers (or running them locally).