git will be authenticated with your workspace user. so yes

Ah, I see, my user account in coder has an auto-generated SSH key that I'm supposed to add to any git providers that I want coder to have access to. Nice!

Would it be fair to say that Coder expects there to be a 1-to-1 ratio between places where you would find a

docker-compose.yaml

file and where you would find a

templates/<template_name>/main.tf

file ?

I was expecting to create a bunch of

coder-templates/mycompany-[rust,django,node]/main.tf

templates and then spin up workspaces like

coder create --template=mycompany-rust rustproject-385-feature-new-api

. But our current architecture is more like

microservices/rustproject/docker-compose.yaml

. Should I expect to create a

.tf

file for every

docker-compose.yaml

file? Is that the normal path?

would there be a way to file split my config?

is putting all the tf files in the directory enough?

I guess you can separate terraform variables in a file named

variables.tf

but you have to reference it in

main.tf

is there a Dockerfile with the coder cli?

all images get the coder cli

when you install the coder agent it installs the coder cli

Has anyone ever gotten gitlens to authenticate in a workspace using code-server. Been doing the rounds with kraken support

Howdy friends, I am dealing with a weird issue. The Docker Image Builds starter template is failing with the following error. Obviously this is weird, because it is a starter template and also performs all the typical "lower()" check... Any ideas?

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cool story bro

can you create a #1006346052317753414 thread ?

Does coder provide a health-check endpoint? I could only find, that the helm-charts configute the build-info endpoint - but it might be nice to make sure that an instance is actually working after a rolling update - I'm not sure if the buildinfo endpoint is sufficient here

could I ask a quick question? when running code-server, in most cases it can be accessed via

www.someurl.com

or

www.someurl.com/vscode

. Is there a way to change that it can be

www.someurl.com/vscode1

,

www.someurl.com/vscode2

etc without messing with nginx, etc.

Some context about my server environment. Binding a port needs to accessed with headers modified. So I can't do

www.someurl.com:8018

. So that is why I want to modify

vscode

to

vscode1

, etc, so that I can write different header modification rules depending on the path in the url i.e different rules for

vscode1

,

vscode2

. #1079067941691203764

Hell

Hello

nice 🪄

maybe the coder ui should auto convert to twemoji like discord does

@kyle (back at it) on the new dogfood

Morning, is there a way to tell which SSH Key a workspace uses to e.g. connect to bitbucket/git? I added the Key from the coder Account page, but still get permission denied inside the workspace. Edit: It's only in one of the workspaces, a different one works …🫠

the one from the account page should work for git

Think I just found the culprit. I moved a script from a different machine into the workspace and that included creating new SSH keys. So I guess it was using that instead which ofc won't work

how to debug startup_script failures?

Somehow it is failing to run @Phorcys