build: add deno installation directory to devcontainer path#86
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@Falciron Thanks so much for sharing this finding and fix with us - it's so appreciated 🎁 ✨ I can confirm the devcontainer build is in a better place with this change, so let's merge it and make similar updates for the other samples next 🫡 |
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This PR was created to resolve Issue #85 and allow developers to use deno commands from their dev container terminal without manual intervention.
This fix, if approved, should be applied across all Deno sample apps that include the same dev container Dockerfile.
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