This directory contains scripts used for code-server's continuous integration infrastructure.

Many of these scripts contain more detailed documentation and options in comments at the top.

Any file and directory added into this tree should be documented here.

1. Update the version of code-server in package.json and push a commit
2. CI will run and generate the npm-package and release-packages artifacts on the GH actions workflow
3. Create a new draft release and attach all files in release-packages
   1. Run some basic sanity tests on one of the released packages
4. Summarize the major changes in the release notes and link to the relevant issues.
   1. Make sure to mention the VS Code version in the release notes
5. Publish the release
   1. CI will automatically grab the artifacts and then
      1. Publish the NPM package
      2. Publish the AMD64 docker image
      3. Publish the ARM64 docker image

This directory contains scripts used for the development of code-server.

• ./dev/container
  • See CONTRIBUTING.md for docs on the development container
• ./dev/ci.sh (yarn ci)
  • Runs formatters, linters and tests
• ./dev/fmt.sh (yarn fmt)
  • Runs formatters
• ./dev/lint.sh (yarn lint)
  • Runs linters
• ./dev/test.sh (yarn test)
  • Runs tests
• ./dev/vscode.sh (yarn vscode)
  • Ensures lib/vscode is cloned, patched and dependencies are installed
• ./dev/vscode.patch
  • Our patch of VS Code to enable remote browser access
  • Generate it with yarn vscode:diff and apply with yarn vscode:patch
• ./dev/watch.ts (yarn watch)
  • Starts a process to build and launch code-server and restart on any code changes
  • Example usage in CONTRIBUTING.md

This directory contains the scripts used to build code-server. You can disable minification by setting MINIFY=.

• ./lib.sh
  • Contains code duplicated across these scripts.
• ./build/build-code-server.sh (yarn build)
  • Builds code-server into ./out and bundles the frontend into ./dist.
• ./build/build-vscode.sh (yarn build:vscode)
  • Builds vscode into ./lib/vscode/out-vscode.
• ./build/build-release.sh (yarn release)
  • Bundles the output of the above two scripts into a single node module at ./release.
• ./build/build-static-release.sh (yarn release:static)
  • Requires a release already built in ./release.
  • Will build a static release with node and node_modules into ./release-static
• ./build/clean.sh (yarn clean)
  • Removes all git ignored files like build artifacts.
  • Will also git reset --hard lib/vscode
  • Useful to do a clean build.
• ./build/code-server.sh
  • Copied into static releases to run code-server with the bundled node binary.
• ./build/test-static-release.sh (yarn test:static-release)
  • Ensures code-server in the ./release-static directory runs
• ./build/build-packages.sh (yarn package)
  • Packages ./release-static into an archive in ./release-packages
  • If on linux, nfpm is used to generate .deb and .rpm
• ./build/nfpm.yaml
  • Used to configure nfpm to generate .deb and .rpm
• ./build/code-server-nfpm.sh
  • Entrypoint script for code-server for .deb and .rpm

This directory contains the release docker container.

• ./release-container/build.sh
  • Builds the release container
  • Assumes debian releases are ready in ./release-packages
• ./release-container/push.sh
  • Pushes the built release container to docker hub and updates the latest tag

This directory contains the container for CI.

This directory contains a few scripts used in CI. Just helps avoid clobbering the CI configuration.

• ./steps/test.sh
  • Runs yarn ci after ensuring VS Code is patched
• ./steps/release.sh
  • Runs the full release process
  • Generates the npm package at ./release
• ./steps/static-release.sh
  • Takes the output of the previous script and generates a static release and packages
• ./steps/lib.sh
  • Contains helpers to download artifacts from github actions workflow runs
• ./steps/publish-npm.sh
  • Grabs the npm-package release artifact for the current commit and publishes it on NPM
• ./steps/publish-docker.sh
  • Grabs the release-packages release artifact for the current commit and builds a docker image with it and publishes that onto docker hub with the correct tag and updates latest