Code-server: --disable-updates is a huge quality of life feature for Docker installs and it's seemingly an unrecognized option.

[Leopere]

docker logs -f visual_visual.1.c9ws9k6xup3e0uhu720k7kqm7
Unknown option --disable-updates

It seems like kind of a bummer to have to repeatedly dismiss the update notification when the update function has no control over the container itself. So ideally can we have this back or have the code-server --help updated to refer to the new flag?

[Leopere]

Even more useful deprecation notices in the code would be awesome when it comes to launch flags because randomly the code-server just gives up existing because a flag got removed almost overnight and this is like the 6th time I've had to re-assess the launch flags since adopting code-server in my workflow.

Amazing work by the way :)

[nhooyr]

@Leopere Automatic updates have been completely removed so you shouldn't see that notification anymore at all.

I agree, next time we'll just allow the flag to go through for something simple like this being removed.

Sorry for the trouble and glad you're enjoying it <3

[Leopere]

Like I definitely understand the mentality of "if we're not certain then don't" because it may put secure code at risk if the launch flags change without much notification.

I'm running the latest code-server image image: codercom/code-server:latest and I was getting this notification is this a new update you'd just pushed that I've got to wait for the docker hub to build before I can pull?

[nhooyr]

Was pushed days ago. What does code-server --version report?

[Leopere]

I get image: codercom/code-server:latest which seems to not be bothering me for updates now that you ask. By now it would've been bothering me.

[Leopere]

Again wonderful work I'm looking forward to deploying this software in a stack for our web dev team in our personal development environments I'm stitching together.

[nhooyr]

Awesome, thanks, glad it's all working out well!

[nhooyr]

Let me know if you need anything else :)