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Codespaces FAQ #122950
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I'm a user in China, and when i have been using it for long days. but these days when i try to connect the codespaces in southeast aisa, vut i fail to connect.when i try to connect the server in east us it works. so i guess there is something wrong with the server in southeast aisa. |
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The codespaces v2 connection always causes network errors for me. Why isn't there an option to revert back to v1? I used to be able to disable v2 in the feature preview but now I don't have that choice. Now I have to migrate to Gitpod. |
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Welcome to GitHub Codespaces in the Community Discussions!
GitHub Codespaces provides cloud-powered development environments for any activity - whether it's a long-term project, or a short-term task like reviewing a pull request. You can work with these environments from Visual Studio Code or in a browser-based editor.
This discussion covers the typical questions and challenges related to GitHub Codespaces. We will keep it updated with latest FAQs and developments from the world of Codespaces.
👋 Start Here
Tip
The resources above ⬆️ offer detailed information to address many common questions and troubleshooting issues regarding GitHub Codespaces. Prior to initiating a discussion, we encourage you to consult our guides. ❤️
Codespaces FAQ 🔖
Where can I see my Codespaces for a single repository? ❓
You can see all existing Codespaces for a single repository by clicking the green "Code" button in the top right of your repository’s Code tab, above your repository files, and selecting the "Codespaces" tab. From here you can view and start any existing Codespaces in this repository, or create a new one.
How do I access my Codespaces? ❓
You can see all your existing Codespaces across your account and organizations, or create a new one, on the Codespaces dashboard.
What clients can I use to access my Codespace? ❓
How do I make Codespaces feel like home? ❓
Sync your settings
You can sync your editor settings between Codespaces, or Visual Studio Code on the desktop, by enabling settings sync. To enable settings sync click the cog icon at the bottom of the Activity Bar and select “Turn on Settings Sync.”
Dotfiles
If you’ve already got a UNIX environment set up and want to share these settings across your Codespaces then you can use a
dotfilesrepository. Store these settings in adotfilesrepository and GitHub will clone this repository to your Codespace on creation.How do I help everyone using a project have a great experience in Codespaces? ❓
To configure dependencies, repository setup, and get services started automatically you’ll want to add a Development Container (devcontainer.json) to the repository. See the documentation for devcontainer.json in Codespaces.
To decrease the time it takes to start up a codespace for a specific repository, see the documentation on prebuilds.
Note
Codespaces is on by default for developers with a GitHub free account. If you belong to an organization, there may be a policy that prevents cloning—but if you can clone a repository, you will be able to start using Codespaces. Organizations will also need to pay for, enable, and manage their Codespaces instances.
How much do Codespaces cost to use? ❓
Codespaces is free for individual use up to 60 hours a month and comes with simple, pay-as-you-go pricing after that. It’s also available for organizations with pay-as-you-go pricing and has pricing controls so any company or team can determine how much they want to spend a month. Learn more about Codespaces pricing for organizations here and the guide for Troubleshooting Included Usage.
How can I ensure I don’t spend too much? ❓
You can set a spending limit from your account settings. For more information see the Managing the spending limit for GitHub Codespaces documentation.
All organization administrators with access to billing reports can now see projected codespaces spend in the month.
How can I see my current usage? ❓
You can check your current usage from the billing page of your account settings. For more information check out the Viewing your GitHub Codespaces usage documentation.
Is Codespaces available for students? ❓
Codespaces is available for free to students as part of the GitHub Student Developer Pack. Learn more about how to sign up and start using Codespaces and other GitHub products here. Also, Codespaces provides both maintainers and contributors with generous free monthly usage.
We recommend you checkout this discussion: Making the most of your included free Codespaces usage
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