Add devvolumes view

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 Any _local_ terminal launched within a remote window will now have a special indicator in the dropdown or terminal tab and will also display a warning message to help differentiate them from remote terminals.
 
 ![](images/1_56/local_terminals.png)
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+## Containers (version 0.174.x)
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+### Clone repository in container volume now supports to manage the created volumes in a new view
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+The commands **Remote-Containers: Clone Repository in Container Volume** and **Remote-Containers: Clone GitHub Pull Request in Container Volume** create a Docker volume for the cloned repository. The Remote Explorer now shows a view **DEVVOLUMES** which supports to inspect and manage these volumes.
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+![](images/1_56/devvolumes-view.png)
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+From the context menu shown for volumes you can:
+- Explore the contents of a volume in a new development container
+- Inspect the Docker meta data for a volume
+- Remove the volume.
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+The **DEVVOLUMES** toolbar provides commands to clone a repository in a container volume and to remove unused volumes. Finally, the hover provides additional information about the volume:
+- The cloned repository
+- The branch name or pull request Id
+- The time when the volume was last used
+- The containers that are using the volume.
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+The advanced scenario where multiple repositories are cloned in a single volume is still supported. The command **Remote-Containers: Clone Repository in Named Container Volume** allows you to pick an existing or create a new volume for a cloned repository.