So when I really need a remote host support, I prefer to use Visual Studio Code but usually I like JetBrains IDEs more. in PHPStorm you can syncronize your sourcode using rsync (this is the better way) or use JetBrains Gateway to run it on the remote host but it would use a lot more resources than Visual Studio Code. JetBRains IDEs like PHPStorm (which I use as well) has a pretty bad remote host support compared to Visual Studio Code. Docker Desktop will give you a button next to the dev container’s name to open the code from VSCode.ĭifferent IDEs have different remote host support. It is a beta feature, but using it you can copy your project into a dev container and connect to the dev container from Visual Studio Code as a remove host. Use Docker Desktop and create a new “Dev Environment”.IT would be a remote connection, but since WSL distributions can access files from an other distribution through the mounted folders in /mnt/wsl, if you use that folder for your source path, I think it could work. Use Docker Desktop in which case Docker will have its own distribution, but you can turn on WSL integration and zse the docker client from an other.
PHPSTORM DOCKER FOR WINDOWS INSTALL
Install Docker in the WSL distribution directly without Docker desktop and you can use Docker as you would use it on any Linux OS.You can keep your project files on the WSL’s filesystem and open the whole project from the IDE (details later).You have multiple options, but using Docker Desktop may change things. For database first ? I need to have database to be persistent but no need to access it from windows hostįor project files ? I need to see them in my IDE
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