jrieken/vscs-in-codespaces

VSCS in Codespaces

Welcome to VSCS in Codespaces! Here you can open any ADO repository in a GitHub Codespace. This repository has several branches configured for developing with specific ADO repositories in GitHub Codespaces. If any of these projects are what you want to open in a Codespace, follow the README instructions in the relevant branch linked below. If you want to open a different ADO repository not listed here, continue with the instructions below.

• Portal: https://github.com/vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces/tree/portal
• Codespaces extension: https://github.com/vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces/tree/codespaces-extension
• LiveShare extension: https://github.com/vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces/tree/liveshare-extension
• Codespaces service (vsclk-core): https://github.com/vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces/tree/codespaces-service
• Agent (Cascade+vsclk-core): https://github.com/vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces/tree/cascade-agent-cli

Open Any ADO Repo In Codespaces

One-time setup

1. If you do not have write-access to the vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces repo, go ahead and fork it now
2. Go to https://dev.azure.com/devdiv/_usersSettings/tokens and generate a Personal Access Token that will be used to clone the repo where the Codespaces extension lives
3. Click New Token and select the following settings:
   • Organization: All accessible organizations
   • Scope: Code Read & Write
   • Scope: Packaging Read
4. Copy the token
5. Go to https://github.com/settings/codespaces and click New secret
   • Name: ADO_PAT ⚠️ Warning: the name must be called ADO_PAT for the init scripts to work!
   • Value: Paste in the generated PAT
   • Repository access: vsls-contrib/vscs-in-codespaces (or if you are using a fork, select your fork)

Create a Codespace

1. Click Code > Open with Codespaces
2. In the VS Code terminal, run ./init and follow the instructions, pasting in the url to your ADO repo.