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 # devcontainer-build-run
 
-**Status: this is a pet project that I've been experimenting with. It is not supported and you should expect bugs :-)**
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-devcontainer-build-run is the start of a GitHub action and Azure DevOps task aimed at making it easier to re-use a [Visual Studio Code dev container](https://code.visualstudio.com/) in a GitHub workflow or Azure DevOps pipeline.
+devcontainer-build-run contains a GitHub action and Azure DevOps task aimed at making it easier to re-use a [Visual Studio Code dev container](https://code.visualstudio.com/) in a GitHub workflow or Azure DevOps pipeline.
 
 This project builds on top of [@devcontainers/cli](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@devcontainers/cli)
 
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 **Status: this is a pet project that I've been experimenting with. It is not supported and you should expect bugs :-)**
 
-The [`devcontainer-build-run` task](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=stuartleeks.devcontainer-build-run) uses Docker BuildKit to perform the Docker builds as this has support for storing layer cache metadata with the image. A version of Docker that supports BuiltKit is installed on the default hosted agents - if using a custom agent ensure that you make BuildKit available.
+The [`devcontainer-build-run` task](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=devcontainers.devcontainer-build-run) uses Docker BuildKit to perform the Docker builds as this has support for storing layer cache metadata with the image. A version of Docker that supports BuiltKit is installed on the default hosted agents - if using a custom agent ensure that you make BuildKit available.
 
 To enable pushing the dev container image to a container registry you need to ensure that your pipeline is signed in to that registry.
 
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 **Status: this is a pet project that I've been experimenting with. It is not supported and you should expect bugs :-)**
 
-The [`devcontainer-build-run` task](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=stuartleeks.devcontainer-build-run) uses Docker BuildKit to perform the Docker builds as this has support for storing layer cache metadata with the image. A version of Docker that supports BuiltKit is installed on the default hosted agents - if using a custom agent ensure that you make BuildKit available.
+The [`devcontainer-build-run` task](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=devcontainers.devcontainer-build-run) uses Docker BuildKit to perform the Docker builds as this has support for storing layer cache metadata with the image. A version of Docker that supports BuiltKit is installed on the default hosted agents - if using a custom agent ensure that you make BuildKit available.
 
 To enable pushing the dev container image to a container registry you need to ensure that your pipeline is signed in to that registry.