Add Gitpod to the repo #262
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## What? This adds Gitpod config for the repository. ## Why? Gitpod allows developers to open the repository in ephemeral workspaces to explore the codebase or make changes. This makes it easier for both curious developers and contributors to work with the repository without having to set up various tooling to get things working.
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Just a few sidenotes.
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Unfortuanately the gitpod.yml has to be in the root of the repo |
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It seems like the CI is broken(unrelated to this change). I'll send a follow up to fix that. |
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What?
This adds Gitpod config for the repository.
Why?
Gitpod allows developers to open the repository in ephemeral workspaces to explore the codebase or make changes.
This makes it easier for both curious developers and contributors to work with the repository without having to set up various tooling to get things working.
This also makes it easy for developers that don't have Linux machines to try out their PRs on Linux.