What opensandbox-group/OpenSandbox shipped
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Week of September 14, 2026
What shipped
- OpenSandbox 1.1.0-rc.1 released, establishing unified versioning across all images, charts, CLI, and SDKs. Release
- Egress revision bootstrap reconciliation now exposes metadata-only readback and coordinator retry semantics for OSEP-0023. Pull request #1915
- Python SDK adds fsb template CRUD, template-based sandbox creation, and origin-based egress routing. Pull request #1877
- JavaScript SDK pool now aligns with Kotlin behavior, adds staged warmup, and supports Redis-backed distributed state. Pull request #1875
- Python pool reconciliation simplified to fixed 1-second cadence with staged readiness and warmup_create_qps. Pull request #1889
- Kotlin SDK ports fsb template CRUD and origin-based routing from Python SDK. Pull request #1894
- JavaScript SDK gains fsb template management support. Pull request #1895
- C# SDK ports fsb template CRUD, template-based creation, and origin-based routing. Pull request #1898
- Go SDK receives fsb template surface with template management and origin propagation. Pull request #1897
- Docker configuration now honors host_ip inside containers when server binds to loopback. Pull request #1918
Why it matters
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.
Changelog entry
- OpenSandbox 1.1.0-rc.1 released Release
- Egress: bootstrap revision process sessions with metadata-only readback and coordinator retry semantics Pull request #1915
- Python SDK: add fsb template CRUD, template-based creation, and origin-based egress routing Pull request #1877
- JavaScript SDK: align pool with Kotlin (staged warmup, distributed state, namespace destroy) Pull request #1875
- Python SDK: reconcile with 1-second fixed cadence, add warmup_create_qps, staged readiness Pull request #1889
- Kotlin SDK: port fsb template CRUD and origin-based routing Pull request #1894
- JavaScript SDK: add fsb template management Pull request #1895
- C# SDK: port fsb template CRUD and origin-based routing Pull request #1898
- Go SDK: add fsb template CRUD with origin propagation Pull request #1897
- Docker: honor host_ip inside containers when server binds loopback Pull request #1918
- Python SDK: fix async pool cleanup during acquire cancellation Pull request #1938
- MCP: expose streamable HTTP host and port options Pull request #1929
- JavaScript: always make final warmup attempt when initial delay is capped Pull request #1927
- Docs: add Docker/runsc overlay configuration to preserve gVisor writes in snapshots Pull request #1919
- Server: forward proxied query string unchanged Pull request #1902
- Execd: support dotenv-style quoting for lossless EXECD_ENVS round-tripping Pull request #1893
- Server: preserve repeated proxy response headers through HTTP proxy Pull request #1858
- CLI: pass native argv to command run without shell quoting Pull request #1829
- Go SDK: remove 4 MiB cap on SSE event lines Pull request #1881
- Go SDK: default negative code interpreter polling interval correctly Pull request #1885
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
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.