Description
I want to express my sincere appreciation for making Dev Containers a reality; I've been a huge fan since its launch! Over the past few months, I've put together my own template, which can be found here: https://github.com/TorbenWetter/iu-latex-container-templates
The Problem
Up until now, everything has been running smoothly. Files with extensions like .tex
or .bib
have been effortlessly incorporated into my Dev Container. However, today I attempted to add image files to my thesis
template, including .jpg
and .png
files.
While loading the template in VS Code using Add Dev Container Configuration Files...
from the Dev Containers extension, I observed that the hash/checksum of the image files differed from those in my template's GitHub repository.
Regrettably, this discrepancy rendered them incompatible with my LaTeX environment. Although I wasn't able to delve into this issue further, I concentrated on examining the behaviour of the Dev Containers CLI.
Reproduction Process
In an attempt to discern what was occurring with the images, I cloned my repository, applied the template via the Dev Containers CLI, and then compared the checksums of the images:
$ cd /tmp
$ git clone --depth 1 --branch template_thesis_1.0.5 [email protected]:TorbenWetter/iu-latex-container-templates.git
$ mkdir thesis
$ devcontainer templates apply -w thesis -t ghcr.io/torbenwetter/iu-latex-container-templates/thesis:1.0.5
$ shasum iu-latex-container-templates/src/thesis/main.tex thesis/main.tex
cb9d6954c4fafcc143900163dc0006d9b650efc1 iu-latex-container-templates/src/thesis/main.tex
cb9d6954c4fafcc143900163dc0006d9b650efc1 thesis/main.tex
$ shasum iu-latex-container-templates/src/thesis/images/logo.png thesis/images/logo.png
09a00de3136176c036ab9c79583c5b796e9a7085 iu-latex-container-templates/src/thesis/images/logo.png
075e1ec15b02c54b843abf26db272a4f110c1a9e thesis/images/logo.png
I'm more than willing to further investigate this issue, but so far, my independent attempts to pinpoint the problem with the CLI by scrutinizing the code have been fruitless.