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Add postCreateCommand to the feature #11
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Thanks for working on this!
A few minor comments.
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Please bump the minor version here.
"version": "1.0.2", |
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Looks good, thanks!
@JuliaLang @davidanthoff Could you take a look at this? (Unfortunately I cannot merge this.) |
Soft ping to the maintainers—can we get this in? |
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Looks good to me, sorry for being slow.
Do we need to do something so that this is picked up? Tag or something? Or is it enough to have this on |
I assume this was released because you ran the CI manually. Thanks! |
Yep, I think so! |
Thanks! Yes, can confirm it's been released. |
Closes #9
Adds a
postcreate.jl
script (taken from https://github.com/julia-vscode/julia-devcontainer) to the container on install and sets is as thepostCreateCommand
of the feature.I'm using
/usr/local/julia-devcontainer-features/postcreate.jl
for the location of the script inside the container, but I don't know the conventions here, and there might very well be a better path.