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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week the project cut its first stable umbrella release and the patch release that fixes the broken server wheel from the previous cut, so installs from the package index work again. It also landed the default-off fast sandbox lifecycle work, where idle sandboxes pause and wake on first access, and a set of fixes for the Go SDK, command output line endings, and the JavaScript filesystem API.

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OpenSandbox 1.1.0 is out as the first stable umbrella release, and 1.1.1 fixes the 1.1.0 server wheel that dropped committed FastPath gRPC stubs. Also in: fast sandbox auto-pause and wake-on-access, Go SDK file transfers past the request timeout, and preserved command output line

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This week OpenSandbox published 1.1.0, the first stable release of the unified version line covering server, component images, charts, CLI and every published SDK, plus 1.1.1 on the patch line to fix the 1.1.0 server wheel whose committed FastPath gRPC stubs were missing from the package. The fast sandbox lifecycle work landed too: ingress activity tracking and wake-on-access, both off by default, alongside OSEP-0024. Other fixes include Go SDK file uploads and downloads no longer capped by the request timeout, command output line endings preserved in stdout and stderr events, and an identity-bound filesystem API in the JavaScript SDK.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week addresses critical runtime issues in command execution, TLS credential handling, and process lifecycle management. Several fixes resolve edge cases where cleanup and timeout enforcement were incomplete or missing. Documentation improvements and new deployment guides expand platform support.

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This week: fixed command exit codes, process group timeouts, Range parsing overflows, and added custom snapshot image templates. Plus new ACK deployment guide and upstream proxy support.

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Weekly digest: Range parsing overflow fix for large byte offsets, command exit code reporting for stream failures, process group timeout enforcement, custom Kubernetes snapshot image templates, upstream CONNECT proxy for fast-sandbox, automatic pod replacement for stuck BatchSandbox, and new Alibaba Cloud ACK deployment guide.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Runtime environment injection unifies a key feature across all SDKs, CLI gains file-based request input and template management to match SDK capabilities, and multi-tenant isolation with improved pause/resume support strengthens production deployments. Fast-sandbox integration testing infrastructure now runs on dedicated hardware.

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This week: setEnv across all five SDKs, CLI file input for sandbox/template create, tenant isolation on Kubernetes, pause/resume for agent-sandbox, and fast-sandbox integration tests on KVM runners.

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This week shipped: setEnv support across all five SDKs (JavaScript, Python, Kotlin, Go, C#) for runtime environment injection. CLI gained -f/--file option for JSON request input and full template/snapshot management. Kubernetes tenants sharing a namespace now isolate sandboxes with labels. Pause/resume works with agent-sandbox. Fast-sandbox integration tests run on self-hosted KVM runners. Helm charts reviewed and deployment guide rewritten.

Week of September 14, 2026

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The 1.1.0-rc.1 release consolidates major ecosystem improvements: all five SDKs now share fsb template APIs and pool behavior, egress and revision systems complete their OSEP-0023 implementation, and unified versioning (OSEP-0016) ensures coordinated releases across the entire platform. This week establishes consistency across SDKs that users have been requesting.

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1.1.0-rc.1 ships: unified versioning across all images/charts/SDKs, fsb templates in all five SDKs, aligned pool behavior, and egress bootstrap reconciliation. Release notes: docs/release/1.1.0.md

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OpenSandbox 1.1.0-rc.1 is live. This release delivers ecosystem consistency: all five SDKs now support fsb templates and share pool behavior (staged warmup, fixed reconciliation, distributed state), egress completes OSEP-0023 revision bootstrap, and OSEP-0016 unified versioning ensures one X.Y.Z for every image, chart, CLI, and SDK cut from one commit. See docs/release/1.1.0.md for full details.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-13.

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