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@anishathalye Sorry for digging out older things here but.... I'd really like to have this! My [max06/dotfiles](/max06/dotfiles) are constantly growing. I use them heavily in any kind of containerized environment,...

Hello @cidrblock ! Actually, it's both. We're using the devcontainer locally for development and running `ansible-playbook`, without any more layers. No execution environments, no virtualenvs or other separation. Same image...

You might want to switch to [docker-in-docker](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/docker/using_docker_build.html)-images, if it doesn't solve your issue, it makes it way easier at least.

I thought about using dind to run your debian image, so you don't have to provide your own docker engine. Basically image docker, service docker:dind and then do a docker...

You can speed up the deployment by using a jekyll container as base - see `.devcontainer/Dockerfile` as example. Analog to what I did [here](https://github.com/gecio/gecio.github.io/blob/main/.github/workflows/main.yml), adding githubs own caching and maybe...

I'm not saying we should add a custom dockerfile, there are prebuilt jekyll images on dockerhub. This relates to the caching for ruby gems. Jekyll and its dependencies are missing...

Got your point. I'm surprised github uses a basic `run` action to build the pages, instead of an action. Might make sense though. Nevertheless I see some optimization potential in...

@PavelSosin-320 That's the point: You can't mount something that's not there. And that's perfectly fine in a regular docker context. On the other hand, in the devContainer context, it might...

@PavelSosin-320 Yes, until you don't want to use a source. For clarification: This is not about the Dockerfile or a compose setup. This is about the vscode remote extension calling...

@PavelSosin-320 I'm pretty sure we're talking about 2 different things here, and it's probably my fault. But based on the initial response I've been able to address my issue clearly...