feat: make VSCode user sign-in status persistent in container#3
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feat: make VSCode user sign-in status persistent in container#3Senorsen wants to merge 1 commit intoaccetto:masterfrom
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…ume data Normally VSCode requires keyring softwares like gnome-keyring. We don't have this complex setup in our docker environment. This causes the user sign in data / status not persistent and when user opens a new VSCode instance / next time opens it, must need to sign in again. This change is fixing this issue by using the basic text encryption, although not recommend in normal desktop environments, but it suits the container environment very well. Also see: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/configure/settings-sync#_other-linux-desktop-environments
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Normally VSCode requires keyring softwares like gnome-keyring. We don't have this complex setup in our docker environment. This causes the user sign in data / status not persistent and when user opens a new VSCode instance / next time opens it, must need to sign in again.
This change is fixing this issue by using the basic text encryption, although not recommend in normal desktop environments, but it suits the container environment very well.
Also see: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/configure/settings-sync#_other-linux-desktop-environments