New support for GitLab Self-Hosted, JetBrains IDEs

New support for GitLab Self-Hosted, JetBrains IDEs New support for GitLab Self-Hosted, JetBrains IDEs

Democratizing software development means embracing choice. This release of Daytona adds a new Git Provider for self-managed GitLab instances, enables more IDE options to connect to your Workspaces, and includes developer experience improvements.

Features

  • Support for self-managed GitLab instances (#170)

    This release adds a new Git Provider, allowing you to connect Daytona to self-managed instances of GitLab.

  • Open Projects in your favorite JetBrains IDE (#186)

    This release introduces a slew of new JetBrains IDEs to choose from. Set your preferred IDE using daytona ide, and daytona code will automatically open it for you.

  • More comprehensive information about your Workspaces (#123)

    This release augments the daytona info command with additional metadata about your Workspaces. In addition to the Workspace name, list of Project names, and state indicators, the command now outputs the Workspace ID, Target, and repository URLs and branches for each Project.

  • New shell autocomplete helper (#139)

    This release adds a new command to install shell autocompletion for Daytona commands. Learn more by running daytona autocomplete --help.

Patches

This patch release fixes error handling logic in daytona create. Workspaces created successfully no longer log a fatal error.

For more information on Daytona v0.3.1, refer to the GitHub release page.

For more information on Daytona v0.3.0, refer to the GitHub release page.