![]() ![]() With the combination of WSL 2 and VSCode, I’m able to write scripts (or playbooks in Ansible terms) and run them directly in the same tool. ![]() ![]() If it detects that you’re writing something in YAML, it might help you with a pop-up that there is an extension for it, for example, to properly highlight the syntax of that language. And you don’t even need a registration nor a login to download it! VSCode also supports a variety of extensions. It’s fast, supports a wide range of languages, and it’s free. I’ve tested some Linux distributions, tried to connect remotely with my coding tool of choice, Visual Studio Code, but all were complex or didn’t work as expected. I’m currently learning Ansible and I was searching for a solution that fits my needs in terms of usability, knowledge, etc. Recently, I’ve published a blog post on how to set up the Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 (WSL 2). ![]()
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