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Adjusted workspaceMount and workspaceFolder to explicitly target /app, resolving workflow issues caused by VS Code defaulting to workspaces/<folder>. This ensures correct volume binding and consistency with Dockerfile expectations.

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  • Launched the dev container in VS Code using the updated devcontainer.json settings to confirm the workspace mounts correctly to /app.

  • Verified that the development environment initializes without errors and the correct folder structure is recognized.

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Summary by Sourcery

Fix the DevContainer configuration by explicitly mounting the workspace to /app and aligning the workspaceFolder with the Dockerfile, resolving VS Code default path issues.

Bug Fixes:

  • Correct workspaceMount setting to target /app instead of the default workspaces path
  • Update workspaceFolder to /app to ensure consistent volume binding with the Dockerfile

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Adjusted `workspaceMount` and `workspaceFolder` to explicitly target `/app`, resolving workflow issues caused by VS Code defaulting to `workspaces/<folder>`. This ensures correct volume binding and consistency with Dockerfile expectations.
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Updated the devcontainer configuration to explicitly mount and set the workspace to /app, ensuring correct volume binding and alignment with Dockerfile paths rather than relying on VS Code defaults.

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Change Details Files
Correct devcontainer workspace mount and folder to /app
  • Set workspaceMount to mount local workspace at /app
  • Set workspaceFolder to "/app"
  • Remove reliance on VS Code’s default workspaces/ path
.devcontainer/devcontainer.json

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Hey @alik-6 - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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  • 🟢 General issues: all looks good
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@alik-6 alik-6 closed this Jun 8, 2025
@alik-6 alik-6 reopened this Jun 8, 2025
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@alik-6 alik-6 deleted the fix/devcontainer-workflow branch June 8, 2025 11:29
@alik-6 alik-6 restored the fix/devcontainer-workflow branch June 8, 2025 11:31
@alik-6 alik-6 reopened this Jun 8, 2025
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kzndotsh commented Jun 9, 2025

image
Having some problems? haha

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alik-6 commented Jun 11, 2025

image Having some problems? haha

you can say that haha

@kzndotsh kzndotsh merged commit 8b87649 into allthingslinux:main Jun 15, 2025
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