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add code-server to all our quickstart templates #2193
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I agree that this should be in some of the templates but we do not want this in all of the templates. Many users/customers will not want code-server/vs-code in their workspace and while adding it to all of them will reduce the number of steps for someone who wants code-server anyway, it's adding an extra burden to remove code-server from the template for those who do not want it (and that's a pretty substantial proportion) |
Where do we stand on this? Gonna do something or leave it alone? |
It's something we will do. It's not critical this week or anything. But it is the direction we should go with the "Quick start" templates. |
Yeah, sorry, this hasn't been re-groomed since we agreed to the idea of "Quickstart" and "base" templates for each major cloud. Code-server goes in the Quickstart templates, but not base. |
This issue is becoming stale. In order to keep the tracker readable and actionable, I'm going close to this issue in 7 days if there isn't more activity. |
Problem
Every quickstart template should include code-server as a Workspace application. This reduces time to actually using the product for development.
Definition of Done:
For each quickstart template:
coder init
,coder template create
Please reference the proposed "Template" strategy outlined in #2179
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