Added launch.json for local debugging with VSCode

[Bobbins228]

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What changes have been made

Added launch.json file for local debugging of the CodeFlare Operator

Verification steps

Fill in the launch.json file with your kube config file path and namespace the CFO should be acting in.
Scale down the CodeFlare Operator deployment if it exists in your cluster.
The operator should be running locally with VSCode.

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• I've made sure the tests are passing.
• Testing Strategy
  • Unit tests
  • Manual tests
  • Testing is not required for this change

[tedhtchang]

@Bobbins228 Could you add an example on how you run local debugger with the launch.json in the https://github.com/project-codeflare/codeflare-operator/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

[Fiona-Waters]

Just aded a few comments.
Checked out this PR and was able to run CFO locally via debugger in VSCode.

[Fiona-Waters]

/lgtm

[Fiona-Waters]

/lgtm

[KPostOffice]

I was able to get a debugging session running with the given instructions. Thanks @Bobbins228

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[ronensc]

@Bobbins228 Thanks!
After I set .vscode/launch.json with my custom values, every time I run git status it appears as a modified file.
I was able to make git ignore it by:

git update-index --skip-worktree .vscode/launch.json

The reverse command is:

git update-index --no-skip-worktree .vscode/launch.json

ref: https://stackoverflow.com/a/50222853

Did you find a better solution to make git ignore this custom changes?

[Bobbins228]

@ronensc That's odd I see what you mean. I included the .vscode folder in the .gitignore file so by all means it should be ignored when changes are added to launch.json

[ronensc]

AFAIK, once git tracks a file, you can't ignore it with .gitignore.
An alternative approach would be to save the template file as launch.json.example and track it with git. Then, each developer can make a copy of it locally (launch.json) that will be added to .gitignore. Although, I'm not sure this approach is better.

[Bobbins228]

I see I'll look into a way of handling this and if there isn't any other solution we'll go with an example file. Thanks for the feedback!