To be sure, VS Code's remote development capabilities extend beyond the developer-working-from-home model, addressing other scenarios as well. The August 2020 monthly update (taking VS Code to version 1.49) features several enhancements to remote development functionality, touching upon automatic port forwarding, container development and more. It'd be great to have git in the remote container use SSH keys stored locally in 1Password.In the work-at-home age of COVID-19, Microsoft's open source, cross-platform Visual Studio Code editor continues to see remote development improvements. I can't mount my local ssh agent to the docker container, because vscode seems to prevent it from being mounted.Īny help or suggestions to solve this would be appreciated.
Have any 1Password developers successfully configured 1Password SSH with vscode using the remote development extension to run containers on docker desktop? Having read the 1Password blog, I remember reading articles about 1Password developers using VSCode and publishing the 1Password vscode extension. There is another post where someone else has the same problem, but no useful information is provided on how to resolve the problem. But I can not get git to use the SSH keys stored in 1Password when running in the terminal in the remote container. I've burnt a few hours trying many combinations of settings in both ~/.ssh/config, VSCode settings and the VSCode devcontainer.json configuration. When I use VSCode to open a remote terminal (That is a terminal running in the linux container on docker desktop), when I run the git command ssh -T it fails with the error Permission denied (publickey)., ,git push and pull also fail with the same error. However I encounter problems when I use the VSCode remote development extension and run a workspace in a remote container (using Docker Desktop that is installed locally). When using git in the VSCode local terminal, everything works correctly, git successfully uses the SSH keys from 1Password. IdentityAgent "~/Library/Group Containers/.1password/t/agent.sock"Įverything works correctly when working in my local environment, git successfully uses the SSH keys from 1Password. In an attempt to resolve this issue I set the SSH config without restrictions on host: Host * Locally I have configured SSH config ~/.ssh/config to use 1Password as the IdentityAgent.
I'm using visual studio code with the remote development extension. On macOS, I have 1Password 8 installed and 1Password 8 CLI v2.
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