Add DevContainer configuration #17
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The `.irbrc` file configures IRB in a couple of ways, most notably by dropping a local `.irb_history` file (ignored by Git) that'll persist across `bin/console` sessions. Useful!
This is a pretty simple implementation, derived from the rails/rails repo. The `devcontainer.json` is straightforward and doesn't do anything too atypical for a basic Ruby dev container. Rather than configure everything in the JSON file, we kick out to `docker-compose.yml` and `Dockerfile`. This should give some flexibility to folks that don't use VS Code or Codespaces but still want to run things manually via Docker: ```sh docker compose --file .devcontainer/docker-compose.yml up --detach docker compose --file .devcontainer/docker-compose.yml exec default \ /bin/bash docker compose --file .devcontainer/docker-compose.yml up ```
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This PR adds Dev Container configuration to the project for use in Visual Studio Code and/or GitHub Codespaces (or, really, anything else that supports Dev Containers but this is really a Microsoft thing). The goal is to ease onboarding for anyone looking to contribute. The shortest path is to use VS Code and its Dev Containers extension to manage all of that.
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