See microsoft/vscode-remote-release#2133 (comment)
Assuming the script is named make_devcontainer_folder_uri.py
, is executable, and is in your $PATH
:
# Open . in dev container
code --folder-uri $(make_devcontainer_folder_uri.py)
# Open ./myapp in dev container
code --folder-uri $(make_devcontainer_folder_uri.py ./myapp)
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Hi @claudioparram,
I did something similar. On top of that I added a zsh shell completion script as well:
https://github.com/tuunit/dotfiles/blob/9ed10e4778735c395ff0d9ea1d0d18246e9e11d4/.zshrc#L63-L77
All my devcontainer specs live in a separate repository. This way when I enter
devcontainer
and press TAB my shell shows a list of all directories / devcontainers.