As I've gathered, devpod creates an agent forwarding socket in the /tmp directory.
Flatpak has an option to create files that can be accessed by other applications through xdg-run/app/${FLATPAK_ID}.
For this instance, xdg-run/app/sh.loft.devpod can be used as the directory for the socket.
Then for other Flatpak applications, the permission --filesystem=xdg-run/app/sh.loft.devpod should be provided to access the sockets.
Though as of writing, devpod does not appear to have a configuration option for changing the forwarding socket directory.
I will also submit an issue in https://github.com/loft-sh/devpod in relation to this if the need arises.
As I've gathered, devpod creates an agent forwarding socket in the
/tmpdirectory.Flatpak has an option to create files that can be accessed by other applications through
xdg-run/app/${FLATPAK_ID}.For this instance,
xdg-run/app/sh.loft.devpodcan be used as the directory for the socket.Then for other Flatpak applications, the permission
--filesystem=xdg-run/app/sh.loft.devpodshould be provided to access the sockets.Though as of writing, devpod does not appear to have a configuration option for changing the forwarding socket directory.
I will also submit an issue in https://github.com/loft-sh/devpod in relation to this if the need arises.