Update Dockerfile

[maxrjones]

Updates to use main branches of xarray, zarr, virtualizarr, icechunk, and kerchunk

cc @abarciauskas-bgse @chuckwondo

[abarciauskas-bgse]

Thanks @maxrjones ! By the way, I have tested using this image on the hub with no issues so far.

[maxrjones]

Thanks @maxrjones ! By the way, I have tested using this image on the hub with no issues so far.

Thanks for the review! I haven't merged this yet because VS Code wasn't working for me. I suspected it might be a breaking code-server release but haven't had time to investigate further yet. Did you use VS Code at all during your test?

[chuckwondo]

Thanks for the review! I haven't merged this yet because VS Code wasn't working for me. I suspected it might be a breaking code-server release but haven't had time to investigate further yet. Did you use VS Code at all during your test?

@maxrjones, perhaps I'm missing something, but it looks like you removed the bits from the Dockerfile that are required for installing the VS Code extension.

[maxrjones]

Thanks for the review! I haven't merged this yet because VS Code wasn't working for me. I suspected it might be a breaking code-server release but haven't had time to investigate further yet. Did you use VS Code at all during your test?

@maxrjones, perhaps I'm missing something, but it looks like you removed the bits from the Dockerfile that are required for installing the VS Code extension.

Yes, I removed the VS Code extensions because they were causing build errors and aren't hard to install on the server. VS Code itself in included via code-server in the environment.yml

[abarciauskas-bgse]

@maxrjones I have not used vscode, just jupyterhub