Wondering, Just after how many containers does ops make sense? I have a dozen containers, I check for updates once a month manually. I update the compose/docker files manually and up my containers. In stages, because my git and my container registry are also containers. Also my dev is my prod env.
If you suspect user config is bad, create a new user and try there.
Isn’t the conditions quite different, from your screenshot, you get to devices if you want to terminate. But in the other case, they decide.
Disappointing that the article doesn’t seem to answer the question in the title.
I don’t see a download for windows on its page. Or did you mean build from source
Wow, had to spend couple if hours configuring it. Almost as nice as konsole.
I have tried this, but feels clunky to me. And the copy paste behaviour is kind of weird. Similar to cmd.
I haven’t tried it out yet, so does it tell which constraint was not satisfied? Otherwise that’s one more unnecessary guess work.
But as usual the syntax is still way too verbose and obtuse.
Based on https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/develop/getting_started/index.html Zephyr seems to use cmake
So you should be able to use https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/variable/CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS.html to generate the compile commands json and configure clangd to use that.
If someone is looking for an alternative, use the clangd extension. It’s much better compared to the Microsoft one. LLDB extension is good for debugging. Also works with gdb.
The only things I am lacking now is the one for remote, python.
How many hosts do you manage? What k8 tools do you use? I have just one host, I use bind mounts for container generated config/data/cache in docker compose, for which I dont have backup, and if gone, I have to start from scratch. But i try to keep most config in git.