SEP 08 2024 // 3 min read

Daytona Community Hours #7

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  • Project Configs
  • news
  • update
  • Community

As always, in our recent community hours, we reviewed the latest developments and improvements at Daytona. We're excited to walk you through our latest release and give you a sneak peek at what's coming next. Let's dive right in!

TL;DR

  • Project Configs: Let users create multiple projects seamlessly.

  • API Route: Get the URL from any instance of a repository.

  • Workspace Status Checks: Status checks are added to the code and SSH commands.

What's New in This Release

Project Configs feature

This release introduced a major feature, Project Configs feature that allows you to streamline the project creation process. This new feature will enable users to save project details like repository information, build settings, and environment variables. Also, lets users pre-configure your projects and quickly create new workspaces. Project Configs are a stepping stone towards prebuilds, a feature that will let you set up ready-to-use development environments even faster.

How It Works

  • Create Configs: Use the daytona project-config command to define your project configurations.

  • Reuse Configs: When creating a new workspace, simply specify the desired project config.

  • Customize: If needed, override preconfigured settings using the --blank flag.

Recent Fixes

  • Note on loginctl Linux server daemon: Added a note to users on Linux to run loginctl enable-linger $USER to enable the server daemon to continue running after logging out of the machine. This is specifically useful for servers running on remote machines.

  • Fatal error handling on ctrl-c: Now, if you control-c out of Daytona, it won't throw a fatal error. It will catch the signal and exit.

  • Inform users about prerequisites when opening a project with VS Code: When setting up VS Code as a default IDE, Daytona now informs the user if VS Code is not installed locally.

  • A root user check on serve: Added a root user check when starting the server and a recommendation on running as a non-root user.

Coming Soon: Builds Runner

We're thrilled to announce Builds Runner as a key feature in our next release. This substantial progress in our build process will introduce a dedicated service that actively handles pending builds. This will also act as an important prerequisite for the upcoming features in Daytona.

We're excited to see how these updates impact your workflow. Try them out and let us know what you think! Your feedback helps us continue to improve.

Have questions? Need more details? Don't hesitate to reach out. Join our Slack community.

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