Update to code-server 4.129.0, which bundles VS Code 1.129.0.
VS Code 1.129 changed how the built-in GitHub Copilot extension is
handled: it is now built from source during the reh-web build instead
of being fetched as a prebuilt VSIX. This requires a few build-time
workarounds:
- The copilot extension postinstall expects a platform package for the
host. A Copilot CLI SDK distfile is provided and placed as
@github/copilot-freebsd-x64 so the postinstall passes. GitHub Copilot
is closed-source and not usable on FreeBSD; this only lets the build
complete.
- The reh-web build calls ensureCopilotPlatformPackage(), which runs
"npm pack" and thus needs network access (unavailable in poudriere).
Providing @github/copilot-linux-x64 in remote/node_modules makes the
function find it locally and skip the network fetch.
- Copilot bundles prebuilt Linux rg/tgrep binaries. These are replaced
with native FreeBSD binaries from textproc/ripgrep and textproc/tgrep
so that no Linux ELF binaries ship in the package.
Additional changes:
- Add ONLY_FOR_ARCHS=amd64; only a linux-x64 vscode-reh-web distfile is
provided.
- Drop test/* entries from VSCODE_NODE_MODULES; test suites do not
belong in the server package.
- Add a code_server_shell rc variable (default /bin/sh) so the built-in
terminal works when the service runs as nobody, whose login shell is
/usr/sbin/nologin.
- Fix ${PREFIX} expansion in pkg-message.
Sponsored by: Netzkommune GmbH
Jochen Neumeister
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