metalbear-co/mirrord 3.212.0 on GitHub

Added operator-session listings to the local mirrord ui: a Team tab that
shows cluster-wide sessions, and a 3-step Connect operator wizard for the
no-operator state.
Preview environments are now resilient to pod crashes and evictions.
Preview environments now support mounting user-supplied files in the preview
pod via a new spec.config_mounts field on PreviewSession.

Preview sessions are now deleted automatically when their TTL expires, and
failed sessions are cleaned up automatically after the retention window
configured by operator.preview.cleanupAfterMins in the chart configuration.
Alongside this change, mirrord preview status now only shows active
sessions by default, and a new --failed flag lets you inspect failed
sessions that haven't been cleaned up yet.
Rewrite README intro to name both halves of the developer + AI coding agent
feedback loop. Update metalbear.co links to metalbear.com.

Fixed an issue where remote DNS resolution would always fail for host names
containing an underscore.
Fixed broken pipe error in install script.
Fixed panic on Windows when resolving config with feature.magic.aws
enabled. The auto-generated ~/.aws path mapping now uses the same
home-directory transform as the layer-win filter logic (drive letter
stripped, slashes flipped, regex-escaped), so it no longer produces an
invalid regex from a Windows USERPROFILE (HOME) like C:\Users\foo.
Host names listed in feature.network.outgoing.filter are now automatically
mirrored into feature.network.dns.filter so that DNS resolution for each
host happens on the same side (local app or remote pod) the connection is
routed to.
Reject configurations that put the same environment variable in both
feature.env.override and feature.db_branches[].connection.
mirrord operator status and mirrord session list no longer show
preview-env entries. Previews are still surfaced in the local mirrord ui
and browser extension via MirrordOperator.status.sessions, but the CLI's
session-management surfaces hide them so the displayed ids, ports, and
queue-splitting state always reflect real exec sessions. Long-term
unification of previews and exec sessions is tracked separately.