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I'm not sure why we should use DevPod
. Setting it up seems more complex than just using make install
at the repository's root and using the binaries directly, which only require Go. However, I understand that people have their own preferred development environments. If DevPod suits them better, I can respect that.
I'll try to integrate gnodev
, gnokey
, and gno
binaries into an devcontainer.json
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Just 2c about this issue:
I agree with @gfanton, we should in general attempt to optimise our installation flow not to depend on devpod or docker containers; make install
should work for basically everyone who knows how to clone a repository and has make
and go
.
For larger audiences, we should:
- set up releasing binaries for major platforms/archs (related: #1834), and have a tar.gz for distribution
- have a bash script which we can suggest to
curl | bash
, and have this workflow work on most linux/WSL/macOS installations without need for additional dependencies (and come withgno
,gnokey
andgnodev
installed)
I think that as a consequence of these two steps, we can also have DevPod/GitPod as an option for quick set up, based on this curl | bash
workflow. I see their purpose mostly in having a way to "try before you buy", though our main focus should go into making "buying" frictionless, rather than providing a great "try before you buy" experience.
does this look sensible?
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Hello,
Is this feature still on the drawing board ? If so, can you give me a few more details about what is required for the implementation ?
I'd be happy to work on it!
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Hey @0xmemorygrinder,
we already have a Gitpod configuration set up for our getting-started repo, which achieves something similar: https://github.com/gnolang/getting-started/blob/main/.gitpod.yml
You can work on improving that or create a new DevPod configuration. My only concern is to try to avoid having configuration files in the top-level directory of this repository (prefer misc/devpod
). Hope that helps!
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