(WIP) Mounting SSH agent and forward SSH + gitconfig credentials in DevContainer #27
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When opening the template or a repository built from this template as a development container, you can use your Terminal application on your host machine to work with Git. This works out well, especially for GUI users.
The issue is more prevalent for those who want to stay within the boundaries of their IDE in VS Code. When trying to perform a push command, for example, we don't have the right privileges set up in the container, which led to this PR.
The true intention of the development container in the template is to provide a fully set-up environment where developers can work without having to think about reaching out for common tools, such as using Git from the container.
When done, this PR will close #20.