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Have a look at "dotfiles". These are personal, vscode applies them into your created container at the end. Example: 

Now back on a keyboard, I can give you some more information. A dotfile repository usually contains your personal settings for your shell environment. By specifying such a repository (which...

hey @zardoy - love your work! Do you plan maintaining it for longer?

No worries, take your time! I'd love to support you but I'm afraid my dev-skills aren't even remotely enough for that.

I've just tried this - with not very much success. ```bash # source external segments local segment_dir segment_dir=$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")'/segments' ``` Sourcing `/opt/pureline/pureline` fails to load the segments, since `${BASH_SOURCE[0]}` points...

Nevermind... Adding my config into the profile-script instead of sourcing it was my mistake. Out of interest... can someone explain me the difference between ```bash source a.sh b.sh ``` and...

Sorry for being late to the party - same issue but with `@kubernetes/client-node`, or more precisely its dependency `ws`. And it happens only if I'm building it in the bun...

a) This has nothing to do with TTY. b) I'm no longer using ansible - explaining why would violate the code of conduct. All the best!

Anyone home?

Sorry for the delay, I had no time to follow up on this. Changing the order to stop after update makes it worse: