When you start up a project with ddev-gitpod, you get a bunch of ports exposed, and additional_fqdns for each of them. And of course they're not all equal. Some of for PHPMyAdmin or mailhog, which are rarely used. but they're all there in the startup string equally, for example:

Project can be reached at https://ddev-gitpod.ddev.site:8443 https://8025-chocolate-donkey-ypicpjv8.ws-us03.gitpod.io:8443 https://8036-chocolate-donkey-ypicpjv8.ws-us03.gitpod.io:8443 https://8080-chocolate-donkey-ypicpjv8.ws-us03.gitpod.io:8443 https://127.0.0.1:32771

You see there that the useful URL is the next-to-last one, https://8080-chocolate-donkey-ypicpjv8.ws-us03.gitpod.io:8443

I think probably we'll have to add some gitpod functionality to ddev itself to work around this. It may be that since (all?) the router features of ddev-router are being done by gitpod's termination that we should just not use ddev-router in the context of gitpod.

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Youtube:
https://youtu.be/ifk5dF6rGy0

Hey, just a quick idea, would be cool to install this via the following:

ddev get shaal/ddev-gitpod

See: https://github.com/drud/ddev-addon-template

(Recently done this myself for custom commands https://github.com/mandrasch/ddev-addon-deployer-dep, it's quite simple)

Cheers!

I used this repo to spin up a fresh Drupal 9 site on Gitpod, and it worked fine for a little bit, but then I received the following error while trying to rebuild caches:

$ ddev drush cr
Adding custom commands failed: mkdir /workspace/ddev-gitpod/.ddev/.global_commands: no space left on device

While searching this project's issue queue and poking around a few other places, I didn't run any additional commands in the Gitpod terminal for 5-10 minutes. Then, on a whim, I retried the same command and it worked. I then rebuilt caches a few times, installed a module using Composer, then enabled it using Drush, followed by loading a bunch of pages in the browser - all with no issues.

It appears that the "no space left on device" error was temporary, but I have no idea why. Could it be that Gitpod autoresizes things on-the-fly?

-mike

With the newest release of the projector installer, https://github.com/JetBrains/projector-installer/releases/tag/v1.1.0, we should be able to do a more robust install of PhpStorm. The current install guess at what numbers should be in there, but in https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PRJ-334 they say that the bug that wouldn't let you outright specify what you wanted to install is now fixed.

I just spun this up and noticed that it's using an older version of DDEV.

gitpod /workspace/ddev-gitpod $ ddev --version
ddev version v1.17.7

I see that you pull in DDEV via brew in /.gitpod.Dockerfile

RUN brew update && brew install drud/ddev/ddev && mkcert -install

I tried updating DDEV via brew but it thinks it's the latest.

gitpod /workspace/ddev-gitpod $ brew upgrade ddev
Warning: drud/ddev/ddev 1.17.7 already installed

DDEV 1.18.0 was release on the 2021-09-28 (24 days ago) so something is not getting updated. Any thoughts?

Please, add some tags and topics for GitHub search to make this project available on GitHub search.
Some keywords like DDEV, gitpod, Drupal etc would really help it.
Thank you for the video also!

Under heading How does it work?, list item 2, you still have a reference to ".ddev/gitpod-setup-ddev.sh", which was removed from the repository in this commit.

Please revise the README.md

• Separate repository for installing via git clone rather than composer create-project
• shaal: quick restore of database
• shaal; self-managed gitlab login / authentication security concerns for pushing to issue forks

• .gitpod.yml is currently set to 9000 for xdebug
• DDEV switch to the current recommended port of 9003 from v1.19+

See Step-debugging with ddev and xdebug