Puppet PDK Docker Container file #94
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Apologies for the delay in getting back to you - the US 4th of July holiday slowed down our response times. 😊 Generally this looks great! Appreciate the contribution! The only thing I need to follow up on is that this references a Puppet license and copyright instead of the MIT license for the repo. Currently these definitions get bundled and with the Remote - Containers extension, so I need to verify that this isn't going to cause any issues. Just to verify - Is there a reason that it needs to be under the Puppet license? |
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No reason specifically, just habit and I didn't quite understand that part of the README doesn't change. I can change and rebase. |
This commit adds a [Puppet Development Kit](https://puppet.com/docs/pdk/1.x/pdk.html) docker container to VS Code Remote Container extension. It contains a Dockerfile that uses a base `ruby:2` docker image and installs PDK, git, and Ruby debugging gems. This allows a user to create and edit Puppet manifests, modules and other code without installing the PDK or other Ruby tools on their machine. The [Puppet VSCode Extension](https://pup.pt/vscode) is included in the defintion to provide advanced intellisense and other IDE capabilties. The Ruby VS Code extension is also included to help with editing Ruby files.
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@Chuxel modified the license line |
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@jpogran Thanks! Yes, we include that there just as a reference since each folder is self-contained. That way, anyone linking directly to a container README won't have to look at the repo root if they are wondering. There's a few spots in documentation where we link directly already. |
This PR adds a Puppet Development Kit docker container to VS Code Remote Container extension. It contains a Dockerfile that uses a base
ruby:2docker image and installs PDK, git, and Ruby debugging gems.This allows a user to create and edit Puppet manifests, modules and other code without installing the PDK or other Ruby tools on their machine. The Puppet VSCode Extension is included in the defintion to provide advanced intellisense and other IDE capabilties. The Ruby VS Code extension is also included to help with editing Ruby files.