- Add Multiplexer, and tmux with mouse support.
- Add check to make sure tmux and screen are not set at the same time.
- Add Variable for session name so the name of the screen or tmux
session can be customized.
Tested in dev environment.
Reference: https://github.com/coder/registry/issues/31
- Changed default values from null to empty strings for
`experiment_goose_provider` and `experiment_goose_model` variables in
main.tf to ensure compatibility and avoid null interpolation issues.
Should resolve https://github.com/coder/registry/issues/27
The goal is to provide a method for template owners to configure default
`Machine Settings` that can be overridden by developers via `User
Settings` and repositories via `Workspace Settings`.
This option allows template owners to push new settings options with a
template release that would not be ignored because the setting file
already exists.
This also formats the `settings.json` file if `jq` is installed.
Eventually, I would imagine the current `settings` option will be
depreciated in favor of this option.
- Add amazon-q.svg in ./icons
- Resolve Icon path to point to new amazon-q.svg
- Set tags to agent, ai, amazon-q
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Co-authored-by: M Atif Ali <atif@coder.com>
- Revised the release process description for better clarity.
- Added detailed steps for creating and pushing annotated tags.
- Updated notes on version numbering and publishing to the Coder
Registry.
Closes https://github.com/coder/internal/issues/611
This scripts creates a new sample moduledir with required files
Run it like : ./scripts/new_module.sh my-namespace/my-module
## Changes made
- Updated all `source` properties in Terraform import snippets to use
the new namespaced Terraform protocol URLs
## Notes
- Probably need to wait until the latest version of the Registry website
is pushed to production before we merge this in, just to be on the safe
side
- I replaced all the paths via a regex, and then double-checked all the
files modified to make sure there weren't any false positives
## Changes made
- Fleshed out main top-level README file
- Added formal docs for code of conduct and security (that just lead to
the Coder Docs)
- Revamped contributing guide
- Added a few images to help support the new docs
## Notes
- Just because we're not supporting templates for the moment, I did
deliberately limit the number of mentions to it.
## Changes made
- Copied over all changes to existing modules, making sure to preserve
all relative path updates made specifically for the Registry repo
- Copied over all modules that were created since the last sync
(Windsurf, Devcontainers-CLI)
- Copied over changes from the `test.ts` file
## Notes
- This PR does not cover https://github.com/coder/modules/pull/426,
which contains a few changes around updating the Bash scripts and the
contributing README file. @f0ssel tagging you so that you're aware, but
I'll be taking care of the `CONTRIBUTING.md` file
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Co-authored-by: M Atif Ali <me@matifali.dev>
Closes https://github.com/coder/internal/issues/531
## Changes made
- Added functionality to validate the structure of module README files (frontmatter and the README body)
- Added a really basic snapshot-ish test for the module README body validation
- Updated README files that were previously violating README requirements (the old modules validation logic wasn't catching these)
- Changed `ValidationPhase` from an int to a string
## Changes made
- Added back CI steps for validating the codebase for typos and formatting
- Updated README validation CI step to be dependent on typo-checking step
- Updated configuration files as needed to support the new CI step
- Updated all files that were previously getting skipped over from improperly-set-up CI logic
## Changes made
- Added `CONTRIBUTING.md` file (mostly copied over from modules repo, with some parts reworded, and some sections added)
## Notes
- This definitely isn't the final version of the file (it should definitely change we have more Bash stuff added), but it felt like it's in a good enough spot for an initial release
More work towards closing https://github.com/coder/internal/issues/532
## Changes made
- Added Bash script to run `terraform validate` on all relevant repos
- Updated `package.json` and CI to use the script
## Changes made
- Removed GCP deploy script (for now). Will be added back once we have things configured
- Moved the Apache Airflow under the NatainData user namespace (looked through the GitHub history for modules and saw that she was the creator)
Addresses part of https://github.com/coder/internal/issues/532 (but doesn't fully close it out).
This is a huge PR, but chunking it up seemed pointless, since we're largely copying over existing files. I'm going to try commenting on the main areas I think are worth paying attention to
## Changes made
- Migrated over all Coder modules from coder/modules, and put them in their correct user namespaces.
- Added README.md files to all newly-created user namespaces
- Updated all image paths for every image used, to make sure they don't break (I switched the paths programmatically, and then manually verified every README to guarantee this).
- Added README.md files for each contributor who previously made a module
- Updated our `tsconfig.json` file to use modern libraries when run from the server, and made a custom `tsconfig.json` just for the `windows-rdp` module (which has more restrictive browser concerns)
- Added CI step to run all the module tests we currently have
## Notes
- There were a lot of Bash script files that weren't carried over in this PR, partly because I don't know Bash well enough to know (1) whether they're still needed, or (2) modify them to account for the new file structure. Those can be brought over later.
- We had a `lint.ts` file that provided some light validation of some of the modules. After going through it, there were so many bugs and issues with the code that I legitimately think that it barely provided a safety net at all. I got rid of it entirely, with the intention of adding the functionality that was originally intended to the current validation logic (to be handled in a separate PR).
- I changed how we set up the `.images` directory, because it felt like it would be chaos if a bunch of users try to throw all their images in one giant directory, with no guidelines on how to do it. I instead made it so that images should be scoped by namespace, which felt a lot more manageable. The `.icons` directory is still at the top level, because realistically, there are only going to be so many types of icons referenced, so it's fine for those to be shared.
- I don't think the `maintainer_github` and `contributor_github` fields make sense anymore, but those can be stripped out once we've updated the Registry site build step to use the new Registry repo
- My gut instinct is to use the user namespace to determine the main owner of the module, and then add a `contributors` string list to indicate which other users have contributed meaningfully to it. We can then add validation to make sure that every value in that list exists as another namespace in the repo
## What still needs to be migrated (in separate PRs)
These are the main files of interest that still probably need to be copied over from the `/modules` repo:
- `new.sh`
- `terraform_validate.sh`
- `update-version.sh`
They're probably going to require enough changes that it's worth handling them in a separate PR.
Closes https://github.com/coder/internal/issues/530
## Changes made
- Created top-level test directories for Coder and NataInData (a developer who contributed a module for us in the past)
- Created Go script for validating the structure of each README, while being as granular as possible with any errors for better feedback
- Added CI step for running the script
## Notes
- I did a good bit of manual testing, but I am planning to circle back with a follow-up PR to add proper tests for the script functionality. I might push that off until after the majority of the new Registry work is done, though
- Not 100% sold on the structure of the Go directories. That's likely to change as I add more code for validating the modules and templates
