New flags readme #422
New flags readme #422
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… configuration options, update bug template to direct ide.coder.com issues to the correct place.
doc/self-hosted/index.md
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| ### Extension Directory | ||
| Point code-server at a local directory with installed extensions. This allows inheriting local VSCode extensions by specifying `--extensions-dir ~/.vscode/extensions` |
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Feels a bit difficult to parse this. Maybe:
Specify a custom directory for extensions. Provides compatibility with local VS Code extensions by specifying `--extensions-dir ~/.vscode/extensions`.
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| Specify the root folder that VS Code will start in. This allows inheriting local VS Code configuration. Example `--user-data-dir ~/.config/User` |
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Specify where data is stored. Provides compatibility with local VS Code configuration by specifying `--user-data-dir ~/.config/User`.
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I realize this is correct for Linux, but for mac (at least on my installation), the local VS Code configuration is stored in --user-data-dir ~/Library/Application\ Support/Code/
It'd be nice to list both.
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| ### Customize User Data | |||
| - Use your local VSCode configuration and locally installed extensions with the `--user-data-dir` and `--extensions-dir` flags. View the [quick start](doc/self-hosted/index.md) guide for more. | |||
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Use VS Code Data
Use your existing VS Code configuration and extensions using the --user-data-dir and --extensions-dir flags. View the quick start guide for more.
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The readme has the "-h" flag twice. First for (-h, --host) and second for (-h, --help) causing a conflict as -h will never trigger for the help menu. This conflict is also found in the latest release. |
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Just noticed doc/self-hosted/index.md also mentions the code-server -h help option at bottom. Use should read: |
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I've updated this in the telemetry PR |
Describe in detail the problem you had and how this PR fixes it
Update quick start guide and readme based on new flags introduced with #420
Adds a clause in bug report template about ide.coder.com issues
Is there an open issue you can link to?
n/a