Daytona Office Hours #17: Multi-Profile Git Support, Improved Logs, and New Features

Welcome to another Daytona Office Hours. Let's dive into our recent releases and what's coming up.

Recent Releases:

1. Version 0.38.0 (Major Update):
OpenID by default on 'daytona create' (breaking change)
Multi-profile support for Git providers (breaking change)
Read workspace and project logs on start/stop
Improved provider and target management during creation
Pagination for all Git provider APIs
Support for marking multiple workspaces/projects for starting/stopping
Several UX improvements and new commands

2. Version 0.39.0:
Non-interactive prebuild add/update
Improved Git provider config selection and list views
Various fixes for prebuilds, server stop, and Git provider management
Refactoring for better code organization and reusability

Upcoming in the Next Release:

1. New Git provider: GOGS support
2. Fix for text wrapping on errors
3. DevContainer file existence check before creation
4. Gitnes and Bitbucket server prebuild webhook support
5. Git commit signing using SSH and GPG keys

Key Highlights:
Multi-profile Git support allows using multiple accounts from the same provider
Improved logs visibility during workspace start/stop
New UX for selecting providers and targets during workspace creation
Pagination for Git APIs to handle large numbers of repos/PRs
Non-interactive prebuild management for easier automation

Breaking Changes:
IDE now opens by default on 'daytona create' (use --no-ide to skip)
Git provider model changes (see release notes for migration steps)

Remember to update your providers with 'daytona provider update --all' to get the latest features and labels.

That's all for this week's Daytona Office Hours. We're excited about these new features, especially the multi-profile Git support and upcoming commit signing capabilities. We're also closing in on 9K stars on GitHub!

Got questions or want to contribute? Feel free to reach out through our usual channels. See you next week!

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