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Add WSL support
Add support of Microsoft WSL Extension in Project IDX.
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Setting the exact version of a nix package I need in the workspace
For me, it is crucial that I run a project with a specific version of Go for example. So it would be great if I could set the version of the Nix package in dev.nix. Perhaps right next to the packages that I have to and need to decal anyway.
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Integration with Chrome Extension Dev
I'm an independent extension developer and I still find it very difficult to create extensions, meaning few creators are interested in this area. To resolve this, can you add a way to preview our extension's changes on the host site in real time, perhaps using the rollup-plugin-chrome-extension already?
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Automated Dependency Injection in IDX
<<Current State>>
Currently, dependency injection in IDX requires developers to explicitly import dependent files. This can lead to a significant amount of boilerplate code, especially in projects with numerous dependencies. Additionally, this manual approach can make it difficult to track and manage dependencies, especially as projects grow in size and complexity.
<< Solution >>
Automating dependency injection in IDX can involve creating a mechanism that automatically identifies and resolves dependencies based on code annotations or configuration files. This would eliminate the need for developers to explicitly import dependent files by reducing boilerplate code and improving code maintainability.
<< Benefits of…
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...can have direct URL's that don't have a location redirect
Currently we can have URLs that forward to localhost. But these use a redirect (30x). Some environments don't accept a location redirect. For example, we are developing Google Workspace Add-ons and it would be a great usecase for it, but we need a tool like ngrok to connect add-ons to our endpoints, since they need a 200 response.
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Local file system access
Introduce the capability to browse and open local filesystem directories, as available in vscode.dev, where users can open directories and not just individual files, directly from the browser interface.
Current behavior in vscode.dev: Users can interact with the local filesystem through the browser, opening folders and files as if working locally, without uploading content to the server, which effectively bridges local and cloud development environments.
Impact: Implementing this would reduce context-switching and improve user experience by providing a seamless development workflow that integrates local and cloud-based resources.
Technical Suggestion: Adopt a File System Access API strategy to enable secure and…
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Quarkus
I want to have Java Quarkus support.
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7 votes
We are actively developing this capability right now. Stay tuned as we release our update.
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Upload from local file store (or anywhere)
Current file import options limited to github (and ssh). Ability to navigate local directories, net mount points, cloud storage blobs and URLs would be epic!
A+ so far, cannot wait until Project IDX public launch ;)
19 votes -
Downscope Github permissions
Github permissions are excessively broad (all orgs, all access, read and write); permissions should be more granular and start with a specific personal private repo
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Build direct CI/CD
I would love It if the platform enables me to develop and test my code seamlessly and enable me to deploy to different cloud services seamlessly.
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Is there a plan to allow private repo as well?
I saw only public repos are allowed yet, Is there a plan to extend it to private repo as well? Like I can go to GitHub and press "." and it creates a codespace for me to work with private repo, the only problem is running the build with all the dependencies.
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Integration with Google Cloud Platform
Optional integration with Google Cloud so can work from console for common tasks like Cloud Build/Run etc
9 votes -
Do not require third-party cookies
A service released in 2023 should not require third-party cookies to be allowed.
If not for the privacy and usability for its users, then for the project itself, since many browsers are phasing out support for third-party cookies. Firefox already blocks them and chrome will soon do the same:
https://developer.chrome.com/en/docs/privacy-sandbox/third-party-cookie-phase-out/68 votes -
Collaboratory notebook connection as back-end
It will be awesome to access Collaboratory computing infrastructure as a back-end in a easy to manage connector, specially to build small scale Data/ML projects.
2 votes -
Add Firebase to flutter create options
When creating a flutter project you should have options to setup firebase with it
8 votes -
Sample nix environment templates
Nix is new to lots of folks - and it's a bit hard to know where to start.
Include some sample templates, or a master template with a bunch of packages (commented out) that the user can start with.
3 votes -
Next.js project setup with tailwlind
make tailwind, material (or some other css framework) selectable as an optional installation when creating next js app.
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support home-manager for configuring the workspace
home-manager may be a better fit for configuring the workspace than the current bespoke packages/env variables in dev.nix.
In addition to just providing support for adding packages to the environment, it includes easy configuration for a number of common software packages. For instance, I needed to enable the
nix shellcommand. With home-manager, I could have setnix.settings.extra-experimental-features = "nix-command flakes repl-flake", but instead I needed to set an environment variable by hand:
env = {
NIX_USER_CONF_FILES = pkgs.writeText "nix.conf" ''
extra-experimental-features = nix-command flakes repl-flake
'';
};
I got lucky in that Nix can be configured from an…
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Let me run Cypress
Cypress is a popular UI automation testing tool for web, and I would like to run it within an IDX project!
This is the error I get when trying to run a Cypress test:
"Your system is missing the dependency: Xvfb"
3 votes
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