This cookbook provides a collection of recipes to help you get started with Torizon on Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2).
This was especially designed for have an already set up development environment for Torizon and the Torizon IDE Extension for Visual Studio Code in an easy way.
Is hard to automate tests for the configuration UI from the Windows side, so we have some tricks to help you test the configuration.
The configuration GUI will automatically set the login and password for you if you set a file under c:\users\public\.torizon\password.txt with the following content:
login:password
⚠️ Warning: This will be used only on the first boot of the Torizon Environment for WSL 2.
There is cases where the tester already have the Torizon Environment for WSL 2 installed and want to test a fresh installation. To do that, you can set the environment variable DEBUG_INSTALLATION to 1 before running the installer.
⚠️ Warning: This will only work if the user is installing the Torizon Environment for WSL 2 using the VS Code IDE wizard.