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What is the purpose of this pull request?
During our latest team session working on fixing the CORS issue we faced some issues to build the development environment. I would like to introduce here a devcontainer setup, where VSCode runs on top of a docker image, in this way we ensure that we are all building on top of the same environment without much struggles.
PS: I have tested with collima and works well.
What problem is this solving?
Streamline development environments, different node, yarn and tsc versions can cause delays during the development lifecycle.
How should this be manually tested?
Open the project on VSCode and check if you have the devcontainers extension configured, a modal will pop-up asking if you would like to run the code in a container, the container will spin-up and a terminal attached to it as well.
Screenshots or example usage
Example of the container running, you should see the following:
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