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Update development_environment.mdx for localization in devcontainer #2445

Closed rd-blue closed 2 weeks ago

rd-blue commented 3 weeks ago

Get the right localization and therefore local time in the devcontainer.

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📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes introduce a new React component named `RepositoryOpener`, which enables users to input a repository URL and generate a link to open it in Visual Studio Code using the `vscode` protocol. The component manages the input value with the `useState` hook and includes a button that is conditionally enabled based on the input. Additionally, the documentation has been updated to include a new step for setting the timezone in the `devcontainer.json` file and includes minor formatting adjustments for clarity. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | docs/development_environment.mdx | Added `RepositoryOpener` component for opening repositories in VS Code; updated documentation with a new step for timezone configuration and minor formatting adjustments. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant RepositoryOpener participant VSCode User->>RepositoryOpener: Input repository URL RepositoryOpener->>RepositoryOpener: Encode URL RepositoryOpener->>User: Enable/Disable button based on input User->>RepositoryOpener: Click button RepositoryOpener->>VSCode: Open repository link ```

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rd-blue commented 3 weeks ago

@frenck yes in standard Home Assistant environment it is not needed but in devcontainer environment in vscode I had the situation that the underlaying linux had different time than in Home Assistant core (in my case 1 hour before).

rd-blue commented 3 weeks ago

I am currently working on a pyscript and my time triggers didn't trigger although dt_util.now() got the right time (but only not in devcontainer, on raspi is OK). Curiously the now time which I printed in the debug line was right but the time tag in front of the debug print was one hour before ;-)

frenck commented 2 weeks ago

@frenck yes in standard Home Assistant environment it is not needed but in devcontainer environment in vscode I had the situation that the underlaying linux had different time than in Home Assistant core (in my case 1 hour before).

That is fine and expected with any system.

Considering this adds complexity for a case that shouldn't be needed, I'll go ahead and friendly decline this PR.

Nevertheless, thanks for being willing to contribute 👍

../Frenck