Coder

<@989819749129138177> <@363277583674114050> sorry for the delay, we're gonna release 0.12.1 right now

we kinda just forgot to republish the release

Is there an equivalent to https://gitpod.io/#ORG=emacs-lsp,PROJECT=demo-projects,PROFILE=vanilla/https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-gitpod

So we can construct a url to pass in variables into templates?

I don't think so atm but it would be a good feature <@287461413675335690>

Also, is it possible to specify a devcontainer and have it built / deployed into a coder template?

Found this and thinking on it: https://github.com/coder/coder/tree/main/examples/templates/docker-image-builds#docker-image-builds

<@784545606466404362> a Terraform Provider could be made that integrates with the devcontainer CLI, then the Git repo would be passed as a variable: https://github.com/devcontainers/cli

is there a way to make SSO the default connection method ?

not yet but it's something that I personally want 🙂

codespaces, gitpod, codeanywhere support the convention so it's inevitable that coder should add support for it; discussions pre-kubecon was it would be like https://discord.com/channels/747933592273027093/971231372373033030/1038496279111667773

that or make the connection automatic when you open the page

actually I figured out I could also just use ``https://code.domain.tld/api/v2/users/oidc/callback?redirect=%2F`` as my bookmark URL

hello, this is the wrong server, you are looking at the <https://coder.com/> discord server, which is a product that lets you use remote machines as development environments.

also please refrain from pinging gurus/staff

you can ask in discord.gg/programming

so er can anybody help me code a nuke bot

At the moment I get this
```
/usr/local/bin/mosh: could not get canonical name for coder.xxx.main: nodename nor servname provided, or not known
kex_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
/usr/local/bin/mosh: Did not find remote IP address (is SSH ProxyCommand disabled?).
```

No, I haven't but mosh clearly doesn't have ProxyCommand support. You should know that when you run ``ssh coder.xxx``, you're actually running ``coder ssh coder.xxx`` without knowing it.

+ you shouldn't need mosh since ``coder ssh`` goes over websocket iirc and that should be fine for long keepalives

for mosh support you'd have to run a separate ssh server and port-forward it to your own machine, then use mosh on that. but it wouldn't be interesting since the port-forwarding would go over the same type of socket that ``coder ssh`` uses

Thanks. I way looking at my ssh config and the ProxyCommand 🙂 Thanks a lot for you detailed answer.

I would _love_ to have mosh support but indeed proxycommand does not work. https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/285

Mosh is more than about topics of latency, it's about type ahead buffering and hopping between multi-homed networks (ie; work/4g -> home internet/wifi) and retaining that connection.

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You can do that technically since we support UDP port forwarding in `coder portforward`

so it would be possible to manually start a mosh-server and then forward it to local with coder portforward

then point mosh client to that forwarded port

Is there an SVG version of the Coder logo somewhere?

I this being able to template things via a click will help onboarding. Particularly for open source projects that want to get new folks contributing, but might want to share urls with different workspaces being provisioned.

As <@917534315867439185> and I are exploring coder_app based exposing of the kubernetes apiserver, a thought came to mind about coderd being able to expose not just locally listening ports on localhost, but kubernetes ingresses.

So that, in addition to coder_app defined local port listeners, there might be a way to also create dynamic coder based forwards for k8s ingresses (maybe with a tag?).