Just leave it here.

VSCode itself has support for git out of the box. So, with VSCode-ObjectScript, when you just starting to use it, you can export source code from your server, and you can send it to git. 

Join me the next week on the webinar, where I'm going to speak about using git in VSCode. Also, you can look at the recording of the recent webinar from Raj Singh

And in VSCode marketplace you can find extensions for many others SCM.

What kind of issues in synchronization did you face?

If it has just Export

And what do you miss about debugging in VSCode.

You know that you always can ask me if you have any issues. ))

Do you remember, that Atelier has no future at all?

I have this in my settings.json file

  "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
    "activityBar.background": "#0079c9",
    "activityBar.activeBackground": "#0079c9",
    "activityBar.activeBorder": "#ff80cc",
    "activityBar.foreground": "#e7e7e7",
    "activityBar.inactiveForeground": "#e7e7e799",
    "activityBarBadge.background": "#ff80cc",
    "activityBarBadge.foreground": "#15202b",
    "titleBar.activeBackground": "#005a96",
    "titleBar.inactiveBackground": "#005a9699",
    "titleBar.activeForeground": "#e7e7e7",
    "titleBar.inactiveForeground": "#e7e7e799",
    "statusBar.background": "#005a96",
    "statusBarItem.hoverBackground": "#0079c9",
    "statusBar.foreground": "#e7e7e7",
    "statusBar.border": "#005a96",
    "titleBar.border": "#005a96"
  },

This is not a part of this extension, it's just goes from VSCode itself, and marketplace can offer some extensions which can help with easy configuration of it.

As to your task, the same task will be much easier to implement in VSCode.

How to configure VSCode-ObejctScript in the InterSystems official documentation

Recording of the webinar when I give an introduction to VSCode-ObjectScript

Recording of tech talk webinar made by InterSystems PM Raj Singh, available here by registration

And register for my the next webinar where I'm going to speak about working with Git in VSCode

VSCode-ObjectScript offers some support by now, through the issues on GitHub. And anybody can order commercial support.

Documentation is there.

Atelier, too slow, and very fragile, and no improvements anymore, could you explain why do you like to use it?

If you have read the article provided above, and maybe would saw the webinar by Raj Singh very recently, where he said, that VSCode will have support through WRC quite soon when we'll reach the stable version 1.0.

• You installed IRIS or Caché at least, so, just a couple of more installs, to make you more productive.
• It has the documentation.
• Yes, you can also have multiple connections, it's a bit tricky there, but possible. As soon as you understand why you really need it.
• You can change any colors in VSCode as you would like, just from the settings
• VSCode has support for GIT out of the box, while in Studio there are not ways, how to do it very simple
• You can ask any questions about using VSCode extension here, some small fixes I'm releasing quite quickly. 

Studio as well as Atelier, will not get any big improvements anymore, just only to keep it working with the newest version. While VSCode is in active development and will get a lot of new features, which will not be available in Studio.

There are multiple ways, just use Create method directly on classes Security.Roles, and Security.Users

do ##class(Security.Roles).Create(Name, Description, Resources, GrantedRoles)
do ##class(Security.Users).Create(UserName, Roles, Password)

Or, you can use %Installer manifest

<Resource
    Name="%accounting_user" 
    Description="Accounting"
    Permission="RW"/>

<Role 
    Name="%DB_USER"
    Description="Database user"
    Resources="MyResource:RW,MyResource1:RWU"
    RolesGranted= />

<User 
    Username="Clerk1"
    PasswordVar="clerk1pw"
    Roles="Dataentry"
    Fullname="Data Entry Clerk"
    Namespace=
    Routine=
    ExpirationDate=
    ChangePassword=
    Enabled=
    Comment=""/>

You can find what's goes to Durable SYS in the documentation

It looks like a good request for WRC, why non-interactive mode does not work in emergency mode. And maybe they can offer a workaround.

it should be "quietly" not "quielty", so, that's why this may not work for you

On windows docker works in two different ways, as windows containers and linux containers. It looks like, you just should switch it to linux from Windows

Ken, 

You running IRIS with an activated feature named as Durable %SYS, which means, some of your settings, should persist even when you restart and recreate containers. So, this may be a cause that your global persist after a recreate container. But does not says why it disappears after the restart of the host system. While we know almost nothing about your whole configuration, it's a bit difficult to discover what's going wrong.

For sure, you can connect with Studio, just should keep in mind few points:

• The version of Studio should be the same or higher than version of server
• Port used for connection should be superport which is 51773 on IRIS side. So, you just have to add more -p 51773:51773, where the first 51773, is the port on your host machine, while the second one is mostly constant.

You can also use VSCode for development with IRIS, in this case, should be used web port 52773, instead of 51773.