Re: [web2py] Re: Has anybody had experience with Visual Studio Code Remote Development?

Ok cool Andrew. Really good to know. Will give another try then. On Tue, Aug 11, 2020, 02:20 AGRogers wrote: > Thanks Villas. That's encouraging. > > On Tue, 11 Aug 2020, 2:17 am villas, wrote: > >> In the absence of other replies... >> >> Massimo has mentioned (in the py4web group) >>

Re: [web2py] Re: Has anybody had experience with Visual Studio Code Remote Development?

Thanks Villas. That's encouraging. On Tue, 11 Aug 2020, 2:17 am villas, wrote: > In the absence of other replies... > > Massimo has mentioned (in the py4web group) > that he > knows generally that many developers are using Visual

Re: [web2py] Re: Has anybody had experience with Visual Studio Code Remote Development?

Thanks Kevin. I didn't need to do anything in my app to be able to debug. My app was literally only two lines of code. Maybe things have changed? I will keep you posted with my progress. On Tue, 11 Aug 2020, 5:15 am Kevin Keller, wrote: > I tried to use it once remotely, not even web2py related,

Re: [web2py] Re: Has anybody had experience with Visual Studio Code Remote Development?

I tried to use it once remotely, not even web2py related, but there were quite some hoops to jump through, as far I as remembered. You have to add some custom code to your app to make communicate etc. and I could not be bothered. Anyways, I went back to just use vim with several plugins that make

[web2py] Re: How to shorten URL name for web2py with multiple controllers

I'm pretty sure that you could omit the default_controller from all your routes, if you wish. Obviously additional controllers should be explicit. To shorten names, I suggest you set up aliases to your normal functions. You can do this on your webserver, or using the web2py routes file, or

[web2py] Re: Has anybody had experience with Visual Studio Code Remote Development?

In the absence of other replies... Massimo has mentioned (in the py4web group) that he knows generally that many developers are using Visual Studio remotely and it is a very good set up, so he strongly recommends it. This seems

[web2py] Re: changing default redirect after failed login attempt.

Just to note that I had a similar fix to make and I think this solution is flawed: > auth.settings.controller = 'plugin_user_admin' > > It's exactly the right setting, but initialising an Auth instance uses `settings.controller` to initialise a whole bunch of links and I don't think these ge