This release adds support for the Devbox Cloud Open Beta.
Announcing Devbox Cloud
Devbox Cloud is a new way to create and run your Devbox Project in an isolated cloud environment. Devbox Cloud let's you quickly spin up an on-demand Linux Edge VM with your Devbox dependencies and shell, using either a local project or your browser.
Learn more about Devbox Cloud
Launch a Devbox Cloud Shell from the CLI
You can now run Devbox projects in a Cloud VM by running devbox cloud shell in the same directory as your devbox.json file. This will launch a Cloud VM, sync your local files, and create a devbox shell session on the remote machine. Your local files are kept in sync with the cloud shell, meaning you can use your own tools to edit and develop your project.
Learn more about Devbox Cloud in your Terminal
Launch a Devbox Cloud Shell in your Browser with Devbox.sh
You can also open any Github project in Devbox Cloud via Devbox.sh. Simply prefix any Github repo with https://devbox.sh to open it in a Cloud Shell. If the project has a devbox.json in the root directory, Devbox will also install your packages and initialize your devbox shell.
Learn more about Devbox Cloud in your Brower
Devbox Cloud is Available as a Free Open Beta
Devbox Cloud is currently in Open Beta, and is free to use for anyone with a Github Account. To learn more about the Devbox Open Beta, visit the FAQ in our docs.
Fixes since 0.3.0
Fixes a possible UX issue in devbox cloud when ssh keys are password protected and password is not cached or stored in local keychain