Setting up Gitpod for development #67
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The call to environment.sh seems to not be doing anything besides running `heroku local: run zsh`, the main benefit of which is that it exports the environment variables from .env, which we can do with gitpod in this case. Removing the call eliminates an issue with the init task of the gitpod.yml
Long-running commands like installing a python version are better in the init task if they only need to be run once per workspace.
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As an admin point: These commits should probably be squashed if the changes are merged. |
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Motivation
From the additions to the Contributing.md explaining Gitpod:
Implementation
Gitpod uses a
.gitpod.ymlfile as "environment-as-code" and allows you to define a number of "tasks" to configure the development environment.Usage
Gitpod works with most popular editors, including terminal-based editors, VS Code, and JetBrains IDEs. The steps for trying it out with Layup List are in this wiki.
Demo (screenshots, animations)
Will try to add ASAP
Referenced Issue(s)
#61