Workspaces
Workspaces are the containers for your projects. They link your Git repositories to GRID and define the development environment. When you open GRID IDE, your workspaces appear in the project explorer.
Creating a Workspace
Environment Configuration
GRID automatically detects your project type (Node.js, Python, Rust, etc.) and configures the environment. You can override this by adding a workspace config file to your repository root. In it you can specify the image, extensions, and startup commands. GRID analyzes your repository to detect frameworks, package managers, and build tools automatically.
Auto-Detection
GRID analyzes your repository to detect frameworks, package managers, and build tools automatically.
Custom Configuration
Override defaults with a workspace config file for custom images, extensions, and startup commands.
Syncing with IDE
When you open GRID IDE, your workspaces appear in the project explorer. Clicking a workspace instantly clones the repo and sets up the environment based on your configuration.
Deleting a Workspace
Deleting a workspace removes the configuration from GRID but does not delete your Git repository or any remote data.
All local files and settings associated with the workspace will be removed from your IDE, but your remote repository remains untouched.