feat: install cloudflared in devcontainer image#503
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Adds the
cloudflaredbinary to the devcontainer image.What changed
.devcontainer/Dockerfile:/usr/local/bin/cloudflared:RUN curl -Lo /usr/local/bin/cloudflared https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared/releases/download/${VERSION_CLOUDFLARED}/cloudflared-linux-$(dpkg --print-architecture) \ && chmod +x /usr/local/bin/cloudflaredArch auto-detection (multi-arch ready)
The URL uses
$(dpkg --print-architecture)instead of a hardcodedamd64.dpkg --print-architecturereturnsamd64/arm64, which matches cloudflared's release asset names (cloudflared-linux-amd64,cloudflared-linux-arm64) exactly — so this keeps working unchanged if the image becomes a multi-arch build. This mirrors the existingdpkg --print-architectureusage already in this Dockerfile (the 1Password install). Both the amd64 and arm64 asset URLs were verified to resolve (HTTP 200).Note on pinning vs
latestThe original request used the
releases/latest/download/...URL. I pinned to the current release (2026.6.1) instead so builds are reproducible and Renovate keeps it current — consistent with how every other binary in this Dockerfile is managed. Happy to switch tolatestif you'd prefer.🤖 Generated with Claude Code