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update devcontainer.json to use GitHub Container Registry instead of Docker Hub for image source and build command [gitHub-PSA]: This commit updates the devcontainer.json file to use GitHub Container Registry for the image source and build command, instead of Docker Hub. This change is likely being made to improve the security and reliability of the container image by using a private registry. #321

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Updates the devcontainer.json file to use GitHub Container Registry instead of Docker Hub for the image source and build command. By utilizing GitHub Container Registry, we aim to enhance the security and reliability of the container image by leveraging a private registry for our project.

Switching to GitHub Container Registry provides a more secure and controlled environment for managing container images, aligning with best practices for image storage and distribution. This change reflects our commitment to improving the overall integrity and stability of our project infrastructure.

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[gitHub-PSA]: This commit updates the devcontainer.json file to use GitHub Container Registry for the image source and build command, instead of Docker Hub. This change is likely being made to improve the security and reliability of the container image by using a private registry.
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 It looks like the changes made to the `workspace.tf` file have been carried over to the `README.md` file as well, which is not intended. The `README.md` file should only contain documentation about how to use the Terraform configuration.

The changes to the `workspace.tf` file appear to be related to updating the input and output names and descriptions for better readability, as well as adding a new input called `location`. These changes are valid and do not affect the functionality of the code. However, it's important to make sure that the updated names and descriptions match those used in the documentation in the `README.md` file.

Additionally, there is a change to the geometry property for the "github-fork" image in the `workspace.tfvars` file. This change may affect the positioning of the image in the VSCode editor window or when running the Terraform plan or apply commands. It's important to make sure that this change does not interfere with any existing workflows or configurations.

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…s to use Docker Hub instead of GitHub Container Registry

docs(README.md): update devcontainer reference in the README file with the new Docker Hub URL for the image and initializeCommand.
@robinmordasiewicz robinmordasiewicz merged commit da7c58a into main Apr 2, 2024
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