If I assume correctly, the devcontainer terminal opens directly inside the docker container. How would you manage system specific things like AWS credentials for example?
You can mount other directories from the host into the container like your ~/.aws folder. There's several blog posts you can find on it like this: theindiecoder.cloud/posts/use-aws-credentials-in-a-dev-container/
Thank you for your very helpful video ! I tried to use the command "rails devcontainer" on my current project in order to run my project on my new computer. But I have the errror : "rbenv: version `ruby-2.5.3' is not installed" and I can't install this version of ruby on my new computer. What can i do?
I don't know why I always find your contents confusing. How are you able to run rails dev containers without issues? How did you arrive at that window?
Thank you for putting this on 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Yeah, docker devcontainer is very convenient for development. We are using it our project. But little bit work involved while kicking it off
You must install ruby and the latest rails on your local machine to create a new project. Is there a way around that?
Yep! github.com/rails/rails-new
Where is the repository?
If I assume correctly, the devcontainer terminal opens directly inside the docker container. How would you manage system specific things like AWS credentials for example?
You can mount other directories from the host into the container like your ~/.aws folder. There's several blog posts you can find on it like this: theindiecoder.cloud/posts/use-aws-credentials-in-a-dev-container/
Thank you for your very helpful video ! I tried to use the command "rails devcontainer" on my current project in order to run my project on my new computer. But I have the errror : "rbenv: version `ruby-2.5.3' is not installed" and I can't install this version of ruby on my new computer. What can i do?
Hey Chris, thanks as always. Does this have any implication on pushing to or hosting in production?
It's only for development. Completely separate from production. 👍
@@GorailsTV gotcha, thanks!
OrbStack offers improved performance compared to Docker desktop.
Just for macOS though, right?
Yup just for mac
I don't know why I always find your contents confusing. How are you able to run rails dev containers without issues? How did you arrive at that window?
Docker is slow on the Mac.
Try an alternative like OrbStack
@@GorailsTV I will look into it thanks!