yeah but then you can simply install an extension that will run your makefile and pop a shell

so -- not that useful again

Still, having an argument to disable to built in terminal by default would be appreciated

i doubt it'll make it in but I'll let someone of the team decide, i think maybe you should create an issue

yeah.

Hey all, really lovely product you made w.r.t creating disposable dev environments in the cloud. I know it's billed as a dev env product, but minus the dev part and squinting my eyes it's almost like a Vercel / netlify / Supabase / generic site host which lets you deploy an application with a public URL. Did you guys intend Coder to target that market too, or can you recommend a similar thing? Just asking cause I've been looking for something like that for a while and Coder is basically it.

I would reccomend just setting up a github repo at that point

minecraft mod to run it alongside the server (currently on works on fabric, working on forge version)

If someone can't access the terminal, you cant test the code, thus its pointless to have codeserver

you could also look at https://vscode.dev

Not the usecase

I created the minecraft mod because working over SFTP is pain

I understand the usecase now, please give me a minute.

Yeah, i don't thinks its possible with what i had in mind

Do you use file explorer?

nope

FileZilla

sftp

is an ssh based protocol,

which file explorer does not support last I checked

plus, is slow

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=liximomo.sftp Have you tried this to make it easier on yourself?

the line is definitely pretty thin, and while we're not targeting that segment it's definitely possible to use Coder in that way. i think the main difference though is that we build for dev experience first, so there's a lot of stuff that just wouldn't make sense and add overhead for simply hosting apps. one example is that our proxy needs database access to function, since there can be different levels of auth allowed for each app.

for hobby or internal things that trade-off may just be perfectly fine though

yes, I have tried it

it is terrible

most extensions refuse to work properly on it

it is slow and highly unstable

--- Think someone could help me diagnose why the "default" shell that is opened is not bash, and rather

sh

on session load, it loads

sh