I was about to subscribe but codespaces are fundamental for us to work. I dropped the plan.
It is annoying that they don’t solve this basic problem.
is there any update on this?
I was about to subscribe but codespaces are fundamental for us to work. I dropped the plan.
It is annoying that they don’t solve this basic problem.
is there any update on this?
how soon is quite soon?
It’s been over a year since we’ve had any updates here…can you let us anything at all?
Cheers @janal19768 for the tip – this works great, and once it’s set up, doesn’t feel like too much of a workaround!
helpful response, thank you @janal19768! i’ve been using this workaround for a few weeks now
When I try to connect to the codespace via “Remotes” tab in Cursor IDE I get the following error message:
My config file is
Host CS50
User codespace
ProxyCommand /opt/homebrew/bin/gh cs ssh -c obscure-system-7g7r6w5w54w2r99p --stdio -- -i /Users/Fran/.ssh/id_ed25519
UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null
StrictHostKeyChecking no
LogLevel quiet
ControlMaster auto
IdentityFile /Users/Fran/.ssh/id_ed25519
Please help me out guys @reefloretto @gaswirth
I wish I knew, @Hesse66 and I’m sorry to be seeing this so late! Without more to debug on, it’s hard to say what’s not working. This workaround has been great for me, though sometimes I have to reload/retry once when I first open the codespace for the day. Strange, but not too disruptive. No luck after clicking “retry?”
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I see this marked as solved, but it never has been.
The main reason I use codespace is to have a complete dev environment to spin up, with a terminal prompt right where I left it, and my integrated git repo in the same place as before, right in the vscode editor
The ‘solution’ is just simply to be able to shell into a remote terminal, and nothing else that codespace with the supported extension provides.
Hey, unfortunately, Codespaces are proprietary to GitHub, and therefore support in Cursor is limited, as you’ve described. We hope this is something we can support better in the future.
Got it, that makes sense. Thanks for the feedback, @danperks