Hey team! I saw the contributing docs mention adding Codespaces support. so I wanted to open an issue to track adding a .devcontainer to the repo. Right now, getting a local environment running means manually installing Go, Node, kubectl, setting up a local Docker registry, and fetching dependencies. Implementing a standardized .devcontainer with Docker-in-Docker (DinD) would let contributors instantly spin up the project in VS Code or GitHub Codespaces. They could immediately run make up/local-cluster
Let me know your thoughts.
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Why is this needed:
Hey team! I saw the contributing docs mention adding Codespaces support. so I wanted to open an issue to track adding a .devcontainer to the repo. Right now, getting a local environment running means manually installing Go, Node, kubectl, setting up a local Docker registry, and fetching dependencies. Implementing a standardized .devcontainer with Docker-in-Docker (DinD) would let contributors instantly spin up the project in VS Code or GitHub Codespaces. They could immediately run make up/local-cluster
Let me know your thoughts.
What would you like to be added:
Why is this needed: