VSCode - Revision history

Chelsea at 19:23, 5 January 2024

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 [[File:Vscode-setup1.png|alt=|border|580x580px]]
-* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.
+* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. You will see your VSCode job appear like below.
 == Using the VSCode IDE/Editor ==
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 ** Extensions are installed to /home/MyID/.local/share/code-server/extensions
 ** The extensions you install will be available to you every time you open a new VSCode session

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2024-01-05T16:46:12Z

Shtsai moved page VSCODE to VSCode without leaving a redirect

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2024-01-05T16:41:36Z

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	* The first step is to go to Open OnDemand and click on Interactive Apps in the top bar. Click on VSCode under "Servers".		* The first step is to go to Open OnDemand and click on Interactive Apps in the top bar. Click on VSCode under "Servers".

	[[File:start_vscode.png\|alt=\|border\|~~700x700px~~]]		[[File:start_vscode.png\|alt=\|border\|868x868px]]


	* This will open a page where you can specify various computational resources to be used in the VSCode job.		* This will open a page where you can specify various computational resources to be used in the VSCode job.

	[[File:vscode_resources.png\|alt=\|border\|~~400x400px~~]]		[[File:vscode_resources.png\|alt=\|border\|647x647px]]

	* You can also specify a particular workspace under Load existing VSCode workspace. The default for this is /home/MyID and can be changed by clicking "Select Path"		* You can also specify a particular workspace under Load existing VSCode workspace. The default for this is /home/MyID and can be changed by clicking "Select Path"
	* If you would like to setup your environment in VSCode by sourcing a shell or bash script, you can do so by specifying the absolute path to the script in the Environment Setup Script		* If you would like to setup your environment in VSCode by sourcing a shell or bash script, you can do so by specifying the absolute path to the script in the Environment Setup Script

	[[File:Vscode-setup1.png\|alt=\|border\|~~400x400px~~]]		[[File:Vscode-setup1.png\|alt=\|border\|580x580px]]

	* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.		* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.

Chelsea: /* Using VSCode ISE/Editor */

2024-01-03T13:44:33Z

Using VSCode ISE/Editor

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	== VSCode ==		== VSCode ==
	Visual Studio Code, or VSCode, is a source code editor/IDE that may be used with various languages (a few include C#, C++, Python, Ruby, Rust, Java, JavaScript, Julia, HTML). VSCode can be used via [[OnDemand\|Open OnDemand]] ~~as a GUI~~.		Visual Studio Code, or VSCode, is a source code editor/IDE that may be used with various languages (a few include C#, C++, Python, Ruby, Rust, Java, JavaScript, Julia, HTML). VSCode can be used via [[OnDemand\|Open OnDemand]].

	== Open OnDemand ==		== Open OnDemand ==
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	* This will ~~take you to~~ a page where you can specify various computational resources to be used in the VSCode job.		* This will open a page where you can specify various computational resources to be used in the VSCode job.

	[[File:vscode_resources.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]		[[File:vscode_resources.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]
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	* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.		* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.

	== Using VSCode ~~ISE~~/Editor ==		== Using the VSCode IDE/Editor ==
	* After you click "Connect", the VSCode IDE will open in a new tab.		* After you click "Connect", the VSCode IDE will open in a new tab.
	* In the VSCode IDE, you can create a file (and save it to a specific location on the cluster), or open a workspace (default will be /home/MyID) and create a file there.		* In the VSCode IDE, you can create a file (and save it to a specific location on the cluster), or open a workspace (default will be /home/MyID) and create a file there.

Chelsea: /* Using VSCode ISE/Editor */

2024-01-03T13:42:57Z

Using VSCode ISE/Editor

Chelsea: /* Using VSCode ISE/Editor */

2024-01-03T13:34:06Z

Using VSCode ISE/Editor

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	** The code file must be saved (to a location on the cluster) before you can run it in the terminal.		** The code file must be saved (to a location on the cluster) before you can run it in the terminal.
	** To open the terminal click the menu button in the top left, then View, then Terminal and a terminal window will open in the bottom half of the screen.		** To open the terminal click the menu button in the top left, then View, then Terminal and a terminal window will open in the bottom half of the screen.

	[[File:Vscode-menu.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]		[[File:Vscode-menu.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]

	** To run the file you have currently open, click the menu, then Terminal, then Run Active File		** To run the file you have currently open, click the menu, then Terminal, then Run Active File
	* You can also install extensions through VSCode. To do so:		* You can also install extensions through VSCode. To do so:
	** Click the extensions button on the left, a few down from the menu button.		** Click the extensions button on the left, a few down from the menu button.

	[[File:Vscode-extension.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]		[[File:Vscode-extension.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]

	** An extensions menu will open that allows you to search for extensions and manage what you have installed or enabled/disabled.		** An extensions menu will open that allows you to search for extensions and manage what you have installed or enabled/disabled.
	** Extensions are installed to /home/MyID/.local/share/code-server/extensions		** Extensions are installed to /home/MyID/.local/share/code-server/extensions
	** The extensions you install will be available to you every time you open a new VSCode session		** The extensions you install will be available to you every time you open a new VSCode session

Chelsea at 13:33, 3 January 2024

2024-01-03T13:33:38Z

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	* To run code in the terminal:		* To run code in the terminal:
	** The code file must be saved (to a location on the cluster) before you can run it in the terminal.		** The code file must be saved (to a location on the cluster) before you can run it in the terminal.
	** To open the terminal click the menu button in the top ~~right~~, then View, then Terminal and a terminal window will open in the bottom half of the screen.		** To open the terminal click the menu button in the top left, then View, then Terminal and a terminal window will open in the bottom half of the screen.
			[[File:Vscode-menu.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]
	** To run the file you have currently open, click the menu, then Terminal, then Run Active File		** To run the file you have currently open, click the menu, then Terminal, then Run Active File
	*		* You can also install extensions through VSCode. To do so:
			** Click the extensions button on the left, a few down from the menu button.
			[[File:Vscode-extension.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]
			** An extensions menu will open that allows you to search for extensions and manage what you have installed or enabled/disabled.
			** Extensions are installed to /home/MyID/.local/share/code-server/extensions
			** The extensions you install will be available to you every time you open a new VSCode session

Chelsea: /* Using VSCode ISE/Editor */

2024-01-03T13:10:20Z

Using VSCode ISE/Editor

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 == Using VSCode ISE/Editor ==
 * After you click "Connect", the VSCode IDE will open in a new tab.
+*

Chelsea at 14:55, 20 December 2023

2023-12-20T14:55:27Z

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	* You can also specify a particular workspace. The default for this is /home/MyID and can be changed by clicking "Select Path"		* You can also specify a particular workspace. The default for this is /home/MyID and can be changed by clicking "Select Path"
	* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.		* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.

			== Using VSCode ISE/Editor ==
			* After you click "Connect", the VSCode IDE will open in a new tab.
			*

Chelsea at 14:08, 20 December 2023

2023-12-20T14:08:25Z

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	== Open OnDemand ==		== Open OnDemand ==
	Open OnDemand is a web-based service that allows users to run software with a graphical user interface (GUI) such as ~~Jupyter Notebook~~. Please see our wiki page on Open OnDemand [[OnDemand\|'''here''']] to learn more.		Open OnDemand is a web-based service that allows users to run software with a graphical user interface (GUI) such as VSCode. Please see our wiki page on Open OnDemand [[OnDemand\|'''here''']] to learn more. The Open OnDemand web browser is [https://ondemand.gacrc.uga.edu/ here]

	== Opening VSCode IDE/Editor ==		== Opening VSCode IDE/Editor ==

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	[[File:vscode_resources.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]		[[File:vscode_resources.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]

	* You can also specify a particular workspace. The default for this is /home/MyID and can be changed by clicking "Select Path"		* You can also specify a particular workspace under Load existing VSCode workspace. The default for this is /home/MyID and can be changed by clicking "Select Path"
			* If you would like to setup your environment in VSCode by sourcing a shell or bash script, you can do so by specifying the absolute path to the script in the Environment Setup Script

			[[File:Vscode-setup1.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]

	* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.		* Clicking on "Launch" will queue up the job and take you to the Interactive Sessions page. When the resources have been allocated, you will be able to click "Connect" to start the VSCode session.

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	** The code file must be saved (to a location on the cluster) before you can run it in the terminal.		** The code file must be saved (to a location on the cluster) before you can run it in the terminal.
	** To open the terminal click the menu button in the top left, then View, then Terminal and a terminal window will open in the bottom half of the screen.		** To open the terminal click the menu button in the top left, then View, then Terminal and a terminal window will open in the bottom half of the screen.

	~~[[File:Vscode-menu.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]~~

	** To run the file you have currently open, click the menu, then Terminal, then Run Active File		** To run the file you have currently open, click the menu, then Terminal, then Run Active File
	* You can also install extensions through VSCode. To do so:		* You can also install extensions through VSCode. To do so:
	** Click the extensions button on the left, a few down from the menu button.		** Click the extensions button on the left, a few down from the menu button.

	~~[[File:Vscode-extension.png\|alt=\|border\|400x400px]]~~

	** An extensions menu will open that allows you to search for extensions and manage what you have installed or enabled/disabled.		** An extensions menu will open that allows you to search for extensions and manage what you have installed or enabled/disabled.
	** Extensions are installed to /home/MyID/.local/share/code-server/extensions		** Extensions are installed to /home/MyID/.local/share/code-server/extensions
	** The extensions you install will be available to you every time you open a new VSCode session		** The extensions you install will be available to you every time you open a new VSCode session