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Find the Project URL field below and click the copy icon. We will use this in Lovable’s environment settings.
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vscode.dev handles editing, viewing, and committing code well, but it does not run your project locally, since there is no terminal or local server. It is best suited for focused edits, not full development.
Changing the domain in a GitHub repository URL to vscode.dev opens that repo instantly in a full editor, which is the fastest way to make a quick change without cloning anything.
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No. It runs entirely in the browser and requires no installation, though signing in with GitHub is needed to save changes back to a repository.
No. vscode.dev is an editor, not a runtime environment, so it cannot start a local server or run your app directly. It is best for editing and committing code.
vscode.dev is best for small, focused changes to an existing file. For anything requiring a running server or terminal, a local setup is still the better tool.
vscode.dev supports committing and pushing changes back to GitHub from within the interface, which avoids needing to download and re-upload files manually.
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