From this Docker Image we can build containers to Dockerize the awesome Visual Studio Code editor.
The recommend way to use this image is by using the VSCode Docker CLI.
If this is useful for you, please consider:
This package will adhere to this Semantic Version schema.
More information about the Author can be found here.
All contributors can be found here.
This repository uses GPL-3.0 license, that you can find here.
All contributions are welcome provided that they follow Contributing Guidelines, where you can find how to Create an Issue and Merge Request.
Check Milestones to see what Goals I want to achieve.
Watch Boards to keep track of what is going on.
To install just follow detailed instructions from here.
To uninstall just follow detailed instructions from here.
See usage examples here.
Branches are created as demonstrated here.
This are the type of branches we can see at any moment in the repository:
master- issues and milestones branches will be merge here.last-stable-release- matches the last stable tag created. Useful for automation tools.issue-4_fix-email-validation(issue-number_title) - each issue will have is own branch for development.milestone-12_add-cache(milestone-number_title) - all Milestone issues will start, track and merged here.
Only master and last-stable-release branches will be permanent ones in the repository and all other ones will be
removed once they are merged.