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This PR adds a complete development container configuration that makes it easy for contributors to start developing without manual setup.

Changes

  • Added .devcontainer/devcontainer.json with all required dependencies:
    • Bun (for formatting and scripts)
    • Terraform (for module development)
    • Docker-in-Docker (for running tests with --network=host)
    • VS Code extensions (Terraform, Bun, Prettier)
  • Added .devcontainer/README.md with usage instructions
  • Automatic dependency installation on container creation
  • Pre-configured VS Code settings matching repository standards

Benefits

Contributors can now:

  • Open the repo in VS Code and click "Reopen in Container"
  • Use GitHub Codespaces without any setup
  • Use Coder's docker-devcontainer template
  • Start developing immediately with all dependencies ready

Testing

The devcontainer has been configured to:

  • Run bun install on creation
  • Mount Docker socket for test support
  • Use --network=host as required by Terraform tests
  • Include all extensions mentioned in CONTRIBUTING.md

/claim #51

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Add devcontainer configuration for development
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This adds a complete development container configuration that includes:
- Bun (for formatting and scripts)
- Terraform (for module development)
- Docker-in-Docker (for running tests)
- VS Code extensions and settings

The devcontainer automatically installs all dependencies on creation,
making it easy for contributors to start developing without manual setup.

Resolves coder#51
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