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@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-in-workspaces/create-a-workspace.mdx:
- Line 24: Update the Launch step in the workspace creation instructions to say
Devsy opens the IDE only when the user has selected one; do not imply an IDE
always launches.
- Line 10: Update the workspace SSH sentence to say users can connect at
`WORKSPACE_NAME.devsy` while the workspace is running, rather than implying the
address is reachable whenever the workspace exists. Keep the separate statement
about preserving state across stop and restart.
- Line 125: Update the reset description to limit its cleanup claim to
local-folder workspaces: state that it removes and reseeds Devsy-managed named
volumes, and clarify that bind mounts and unmanaged volumes are not removed.
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@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-in-workspaces/credentials.mdx:
- Line 16: Update the credential-injection guidance in the credentials
documentation to clarify that the command disables only
SSH_INJECT_GIT_CREDENTIALS; also state how to disable SSH_AGENT_FORWARDING,
which is a separate option that defaults to true.
Review comments at
@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-in-workspaces/dotfiles-in-a-workspace.mdx:
- Line 20: Update the fallback description in the dotfiles documentation to say
Devsy links hidden files, not hidden directories; retain the existing behavior
that excludes directories.
- Line 14: Update the description of how Devsy selects an install script to
clarify that it tries known scripts until one completes successfully, then falls
back to linking dotfiles if none succeed.
Review comments at
@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/agent.mdx:
- Line 43: Update the inactivity-stopping description in the agent documentation
to qualify the claim that nothing is erased: providers whose agent.exec.shutdown
deletes machines must preserve machine-local data separately, as the
DigitalOcean provider does with an extra volume.
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@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/developing-providers/quickstart.mdx:
- Line 68: Update the SSH command in the quickstart example to pass EXTRA_FLAGS
as separate arguments, following the existing init example, so an empty value
adds no argument and multiple flags remain distinct. Keep the host and command
arguments unchanged.
Review comments at
@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/fragments/virtualbox-ubuntu-22.04.mdx:
- Line 11: Update the product name capitalization in the VirtualBox setup
instructions, replacing “Virtualbox” with “VirtualBox.”
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@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/managing-machines/what-are-machines.mdx:
- Line 6: Update the machine lifecycle description to qualify that Devsy creates
and deletes dedicated machines with their workspace, while shared machines may
continue hosting other workspaces. Keep the distinction in the existing
paragraph describing machine lifecycle.
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@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/managing-providers/manage-providers.mdx:
- Line 140: Qualify the update sentence around set-source: say it fetches the
latest release only for registry entries and unpinned GitHub repositories; for
local paths and direct provider.yaml URLs, clarify that it fetches the
configured source again without selecting a release.
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- Line 85: Update the Linux troubleshooting instructions so the installation
command matches the executable used by scripts: either have readers install
`docker-compose` when scripts call it, or change the scripts to call
`podman-compose`.
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@sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/tutorials/docker-provider-via-wsl.mdx:
- Line 6: Update the tutorial overview to require project files to reside on a
Windows drive so Devsy can mount them in the workspace; keep Docker running
inside WSL2 and preserve the existing Windows-hosted Devsy and editor setup.
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- Line 64: Clarify the Windows setup in the Podman provider tutorial: either
document a supported Windows Podman installation and a connection address usable
by the provider, or explicitly instruct readers to run Devsy inside WSL so its
configured podman executable and socket are accessible.
- Line 83: Update the new-machine path after `podman machine init --rootful
my-rootful-machine` to start `my-rootful-machine` explicitly; keep the unnamed
`podman machine start` command in the existing-machine path.
- Line 93: Update the rootful setup instructions to distinguish macOS and
Windows: use `.ConnectionInfo.PodmanSocket.Path` on macOS and the Windows
`.ConnectionInfo.PodmanPipe` connection field on Windows, specifying a
provider-supported `PODMAN_HOST` value for each. Keep `PODMAN_ELEVATION` set to
`none`.
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- Line 26: Update the wording near the Docker restart instructions to describe
verifying that the containerd image store is active, rather than checking for a
`containerd` storage driver.
Review comments at @sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/what-is-devsy.mdx:
- Line 20: Update the “No lock-in” statement to clarify that using another
provider recreates the workspace from the same definition, and that restoring
container and volume state through export/import requires an available snapshot.
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| Devsy uses the [devcontainer.json](https://containers.dev/) specification, which VS Code dev containers and GitHub Codespaces also use, so a project that already has one needs no extra setup. If there is none, Devsy detects the project's language and offers a template. | ||
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| A workspace can be stopped and restarted without losing its state, so you can install additional programs or change configuration without reconfiguring the container. Depending on the provider, Devsy also detects when a workspace is no longer in use and shuts down idle resources to keep infrastructure costs down. | ||
| A workspace keeps its state when you stop and restart it. Once it exists, it is reachable over SSH at `WORKSPACE_NAME.devsy`, and Devsy can open it in a local IDE. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Limit the SSH claim to running workspaces.
This sentence says the SSH address is reachable once the workspace exists. A stopped workspace does not have a running environment to connect to. Say that users can connect at WORKSPACE_NAME.devsy while the workspace is running.
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Update the workspace SSH sentence to say users can connect at
`WORKSPACE_NAME.devsy` while the workspace is running, rather than implying the
address is reachable whenever the workspace exists. Keep the separate statement
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| 2. **Source.** Pick a template or an image, or enter a Git URL, image, or local path. **Show advanced options** lets you set the branch, commit, or PR, a project subfolder, the folder to open, the `devcontainer.json` path, and a prebuild repository. | ||
| 3. **IDE.** Optional. The default is none. | ||
| 4. **Review.** Check the workspace name and configuration. If the image has no build for your architecture, you can turn on **Run under emulation**. | ||
| 5. **Launch.** Devsy creates the workspace and streams progress, then opens your IDE. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not promise an IDE launch when no IDE is selected.
Line 22 says the IDE defaults to none. With that default, the launch step cannot open “your IDE.” State that Devsy opens the IDE only when the user selects one.
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| ## Reset a workspace | ||
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| A reset starts from a clean slate. It pulls the latest Git changes or uploads your local folder again, and it keeps nothing. |
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printf '%s\n' '--- workspace seeder ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- caller ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- reset references in workspace command scope ---'
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Scope the reset claim to the storage it clears.
--reset does not remove every mounted volume. It removes and reseeds Devsy-managed named volumes for local-folder workspaces, but skips bind mounts and unmanaged volumes.
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## Reset a workspace
-A reset starts from a clean slate. It pulls the latest Git changes or uploads your local folder again, and it keeps nothing.
+A reset pulls the latest Git changes or uploads your local folder again. For local-folder workspaces, it removes and re-seeds Devsy-managed named volumes. Bind mounts and unmanaged volumes are not removed.
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| A reset starts from a clean slate. It pulls the latest Git changes or uploads your local folder again, and it keeps nothing. | |
| A reset pulls the latest Git changes or uploads your local folder again. For local-folder workspaces, it removes and re-seeds Devsy-managed named volumes. Bind mounts and unmanaged volumes are not removed. |
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| Devsy will make https credentials available inside the dev container through a [git credentials helper](https://git-scm.com/docs/gitcredentials). ssh credentials are available through agent-forwarding that will be configured automatically on the ssh configuration for the workspace. | ||
| Devsy provides HTTPS credentials through a [git credential helper](https://git-scm.com/docs/gitcredentials). SSH credentials work through agent forwarding, which Devsy sets up in the workspace's SSH config. To turn injection off for all workspaces: |
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Security Misconfiguration
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Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-16
Distinguish Git credential injection from SSH agent forwarding. The command disables only SSH_INJECT_GIT_CREDENTIALS. State how to disable SSH_AGENT_FORWARDING as well, because it is a separate option that defaults to true.
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Update the credential-injection guidance in the credentials documentation to
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| Devsy then looks in the repository for one of these install scripts and runs the first it finds: |
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Describe what happens when an install script fails.
Devsy tries the next known script if an earlier script fails. If no script succeeds, Devsy falls back to linking dotfiles. “Runs the first it finds” can lead a reader to expect an install failure instead of a different setup. State that Devsy uses the first script that completes successfully. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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tries known scripts until one completes successfully, then falls back to linking
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| podman machine set --rootful | ||
| podman machine init --rootful my-rootful-machine # a new machine |
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Start the named rootful machine.
If a reader creates my-rootful-machine, the next command stops and starts the default machine instead. The new rootful machine remains stopped. Give the new-machine path its own podman machine start my-rootful-machine command; keep the unnamed restart for the existing-machine path. (docs.podman.io)
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Update the new-machine path after `podman machine init --rootful
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| After switching to rootful mode on macOS or Windows, update the `PODMAN_HOST` option in Devsy to point to the rootful socket. The rootful socket lives inside the Podman machine VM and is not directly reachable from the host - run `podman machine inspect` and read the forwarded socket path from `.ConnectionInfo.PodmanSocket.Path` in the output, then set `PODMAN_HOST` to that path. Leave `PODMAN_ELEVATION` as `none` in this case: on macOS/Windows the rootful socket is reached over the already-authenticated machine connection, not local privilege elevation. | ||
| After switching a macOS or Windows machine to rootful, set `PODMAN_HOST` to the rootful socket. Run `podman machine inspect` and read `.ConnectionInfo.PodmanSocket.Path`. Keep `PODMAN_ELEVATION` as `none`, because the machine connection is already authenticated. |
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Use the Windows machine connection field on Windows.
On Windows, podman machine inspect can return PodmanSocket: null and expose the connection through PodmanPipe instead. Reading .ConnectionInfo.PodmanSocket.Path therefore leaves Windows readers without the endpoint this step requires. Split the macOS socket and Windows pipe instructions, and specify a PODMAN_HOST form that the provider supports on each platform. (github.com)
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Update the rootful setup instructions to distinguish macOS and Windows: use
`.ConnectionInfo.PodmanSocket.Path` on macOS and the Windows
`.ConnectionInfo.PodmanPipe` connection field on Windows, specifying a
provider-supported `PODMAN_HOST` value for each. Keep `PODMAN_ELEVATION` set to
`none`.
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| Verify the active storage driver is now `containerd`: | ||
| Restart Docker, then check that the storage driver is `containerd`: |
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Refer to the containerd image store, not a containerd storage driver.
This command reports snapshotter status, such as driver-type io.containerd.snapshotter.v1; it does not report a storage driver named containerd. Docker uses this output to verify that the containerd image store is active. (docs.docker.com)
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}
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| * **Desktop app and CLI**: The desktop application gives engineers a guided way to manage workspaces, while the CLI drives automation and platform integration across your organization. | ||
| - **One environment definition.** `devcontainer.json` is the open standard, so the same file works on every provider. | ||
| - **Your infrastructure.** Run workspaces on machines you already pay for. Machine providers can stop idle machines with an [inactivity timeout](./developing-in-workspaces/inactivity-timeout). | ||
| - **No lock-in.** Move a workspace to another provider without changing its definition. |
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- **One environment definition.** `devcontainer.json` is the open standard, so the same file works on every provider.
- **Your infrastructure.** Run workspaces on machines you already pay for. Machine providers can stop idle machines with an [inactivity timeout](./developing-in-workspaces/inactivity-timeout).
-- **No lock-in.** Move a workspace to another provider without changing its definition.
+- **No lock-in.** Recreate a workspace on another provider from the same definition. Export/import can restore container and volume state when a snapshot is available.
- **Your editor.** VS Code, the JetBrains IDEs, and any editor that can connect over SSH.
- **Desktop app and CLI.** The desktop app is for everyday use. The CLI is for automation.📝 Committable suggestion
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- Line 42: Update the install instructions near the GitHub releases description
to qualify checksum verification: state that the SHA-256 checksum is checked
only when the checksum file has a matching asset entry and a SHA-256 utility is
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- Line 85: Update the Devsy Compose setup sentence to clarify that host-side
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| The script downloads the latest CLI for your OS and architecture from [GitHub releases](https://github.com/devsy-org/devsy/releases), checks its SHA-256 checksum when the release publishes one, and installs `devsy` into `/usr/local/bin`. If it cannot write there and `sudo` is not available, it installs into `~/.local/bin`. Run it again to update. On Windows, use the PowerShell command in the Windows tab below. |
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+The script downloads the latest CLI for your OS and architecture from [GitHub releases](https://github.com/devsy-org/devsy/releases), checks its SHA-256 checksum when a checksum file contains a matching asset entry and a SHA-256 utility is available, and installs `devsy` into `/usr/local/bin`.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| `devsy workspace up` handles this automatically - Devsy's compose helper detects Podman via the `ContainerRuntime` interface. The alias is only needed for scripts that run inside the workspace itself. | ||
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Separate host Compose setup from workspace script setup.
The podman-compose package is installed on the host. It does not install docker-compose inside the workspace container. This is separate from the executable name: changing docker-compose to podman compose does not make either command available inside the workspace.
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sudo apt-get install -y podman-compose
```
-Devsy handles this itself when it starts a workspace. You only need it for scripts that run inside the workspace and call `docker-compose`.
+Devsy handles this itself when it starts a workspace. Install `podman-compose` when a host-side script invokes `podman compose`; this does not install Compose inside the workspace.
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$SHELL -c starts a non-login, non-interactive shell. It may skip the startup file that adds the missing tool to PATH.
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```sh
#!/usr/bin/env sh
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+exec "$SHELL" -lic 'exec /Applications/Devsy.app/Contents/MacOS/Devsy'
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Separate the add-time and later option examples.
The tutorial first adds podman, then shows another provider add command in the same code block. The second add fails when podman already exists. Present the commands as mutually exclusive alternatives, or show only provider set for the existing provider.
♻️ Suggested fix
--- "a/sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/tutorials/podman-provider-setup.mdx"
+++ "b/sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/tutorials/podman-provider-setup.mdx"
@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@
Set options when adding the provider, or later:
```bash
-devsy provider add podman -o PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman
+# At add time: devsy provider add podman -o PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman
devsy provider set podman --option PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman
devsy provider get podman
```
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| devsy provider add podman -o PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman | |
| devsy provider set podman --option PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman | |
| # At add time: devsy provider add podman -o PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman | |
| devsy provider set podman --option PODMAN_PATH=/usr/local/bin/podman |
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clearly mutually exclusive, or show only `provider set` after creating the
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| When Devsy uses the kubernetes driver and needs to build a devcontainer, but your local environment does not have a container runtime, it builds the container in the cluster. It does so using | ||
| Kaniko, Kaniko builds the container in userspace and does not require super user priveleges. This is much more secure than docker in docker, where the docker daemon is either mounted locally on | ||
| the container or over a network within the cluster, neither being ideal. | ||
| With the Kubernetes driver and no container runtime on your machine, Devsy builds the image in the cluster with Kaniko. Kaniko builds in userspace without root, which avoids the risks of Docker in Docker. |
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🌐 Web query:
official Kaniko documentation non-root base image Dockerfile commands userspace no Docker daemon
💡 Result:
The **official Kaniko documentation** says Kaniko builds Dockerfile-based images **without a Docker daemon**, executing commands in userspace. It extracts the `FROM` image’s filesystem, runs the Dockerfile commands, and snapshots filesystem changes into image layers. ([github.com](https://github.com/googlecontainertools/kaniko?utm_source=openai))
**Non-root caveat:** That doesn’t mean every build can run as a non-root user. The docs say non-root execution is possible when the base image is minimal (such as `scratch`) and the Dockerfile doesn’t run commands as root; unpacking the base image and running `RUN` commands determine the needed permissions. ([github.com](https://github.com/googlecontainertools/kaniko))
The original `GoogleContainerTools/kaniko` repository is archived; its README points to a maintained replacement fork. ([github.com](https://github.com/googlecontainertools/kaniko?utm_source=openai))
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/googlecontainertools/kaniko?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/googlecontainertools/kaniko
- 3: https://github.com/googlecontainertools/kaniko?utm_source=openai
Qualify the claim that Kaniko runs without root.
Kaniko builds in userspace without a Docker daemon. Non-root execution depends on the base image and Dockerfile commands. Replace “without root” with “without a Docker daemon” to avoid implying that every cluster build runs without root permissions.
Suggested wording
--- "a/sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/tutorials/reduce-build-times-with-cache.mdx"
+++ "b/sites/docs-devsy-sh/content/docs/tutorials/reduce-build-times-with-cache.mdx"
@@ -49,4 +49,4 @@
## Builds in Kubernetes
-With the Kubernetes driver and no container runtime on your machine, Devsy builds the image in the cluster with Kaniko. Kaniko builds in userspace without root, which avoids the risks of Docker in Docker.
+With the Kubernetes driver and no container runtime on your machine, Devsy builds the image in the cluster with Kaniko. Kaniko builds in userspace without a Docker daemon, which avoids the risks of Docker in Docker.📝 Committable suggestion
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| With the Kubernetes driver and no container runtime on your machine, Devsy builds the image in the cluster with Kaniko. Kaniko builds in userspace without a Docker daemon, which avoids the risks of Docker in Docker. |
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