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docker image for developing espressif idf in VS Code devcontainer

1. "Add Docker container configuration" in ESP-IDF VS Code Extension, as in Tutorial: Using Docker Container
2. Replace .devcontainer/Dockerfile with:

FROM biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:(TAG)

• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.4.2_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.4.1_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.3.3_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.3.2_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.2.5_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.2.4_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.1.6_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.1.5_qemu_20250228
• biggates/esp-idf-devcontainer:v5.0.9_qemu_20250228

Currently, the dev container provided by ESP-IDF VS Code Extension is a Dockerfile, which has to be re-built every time when switching between idf versions.

This project provides a pre-built image so you can skip this build process.

• https://github.com/espressif/vscode-esp-idf-extension/blob/master/templates/.devcontainer/Dockerfile

• instead of using linux-tools-5.4.0-77-generic, use linux-tools-virtual instead. via dorssel/usbipd-win
• a more recently version of espressif/qemu
• pre-commit

• python
• install python requirements by python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Supported idf versions (tags) are stored in idf_versions.json as a whitelist.

Known espressif/qemu info are stored in qemu_versions.json as a list.

The tricky part is that you have to specify sha256 of the asset.

build all tags:

$ python scripts/main.py build --all

build specific one or more tags:

$ python scripts/main.py build v4.3.4

$ python scripts/main.py push v5.0.1