M. Scott Ford

The "workaround" that I came up with was to build out a local feature that installs just `rbenv` and `ruby-build`. See: https://github.com/corgibytes/freshli-cli/blob/8ba51a6b66e74008844e9e738f025591b82f3cd7/.devcontainer/local-features/rbenv-ruby/install.sh

Example: ``` [Transform("^user \w+$")] public static User TransformUser(string userName) { return new User(userName); } [Given("^(user \w+) is assigned (user \w+)$"] public static void UserIsAssignedAnotherUser(User user, User userToAssign) { user.Assign(userToAssign); }...

Registering custom type converters is messy, though. For example, to register a custom type converter, you have to decorate the class that you want to convert. This does two things,...

> This works OK from within a workspace directory: > > ```shell > docker exec -it -u $(id -u) $(devcontainer up --workspace-folder . | jq -r .containerId) bash > ```...

I thought I would share my use case. I typically don't install node directly on my host operating system, instead, I create development-focused containers that have node installed. Same with...

@zadjii-msft > Especially not the *nix-style prompt, since literally any console application running at medium-IL could very easily sniff your password with a `AttachConsole` & `PeekConsoleInput`. Since this is the...

I suspect that some of the changes in this pull request might benefit from the work that's being done in #894. Would it make any sense for me to lend...

@mvz is there anything else that you can think of that this work needs before it can be merged in?

I'll fix the linter issues later today.

@mvz Linter issues should be all fixed now.