Discourse/GitHub/discourse/.devcontainer

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  • AI Notes
    • The Discourse project (popular forum software) similarly merged changes to support both local devcontainers and Codespaces. They maintain a single .devcontainer folder but include logic and documentation for using it on Codespaces (and have blogged about making the devcontainer work smoothly on Codespaces). In their case, they use a Compose override file strategy: a docker-compose.codespaces.yml that adjusts volumes and other settings when running in Codespaces. Developers can specify this when launching a Codespace. This pattern – using alternate Compose files or override files – is another real-world solution, though as we discuss in Section 3, it has caveats.