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Sanity Check VS Code Servers
Rob Lourens edited this page Mar 18, 2020
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This is using the Remote-Containers extension and assumes Docker is installed.
- Install VS Code at the exact version (commit) that needs sanity checking.
- Install the Remote-Containers extension.
- Register the QEMU hardware emulator and start 4 kinds containers with the following commands:
docker run --rm --privileged hypriot/qemu-register
docker run -d ubuntu sleep infinity
docker run -d arm32v7/ubuntu sleep infinity
docker run -d arm64v8/ubuntu sleep infinity
docker run -d alpine /bin/sh -c 'while sleep 1; do :; done'
- Check that you can connect to each of the containers from the Remote Explorer.
- Check which platform you are on by running
uname -mfrom the integrated terminal. (Expect:x86_64,armv7landaarch64) - Alpine Linux runs on
x86_64, checkcat /etc/os-releaseshows Alpine as the distro.
- Check which platform you are on by running
- Use the Remote Explorer to remove the containers. (Note that the current window's container cannot be removed, use a new window instead.)
Use the Remote-SSH extension to connect from any client platform to a Windows remote. You can use the test VM from this issue.
Use the Remote-SSH extension to connect from any client platform to a macOS remote (connecting to localhost is ok). To start the SSH server, you just have to enable Remote Login as described here.
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