Treat tart delete exit code 2 as successful cleanup so deleting an
already-removed VM does not prevent reconciliation from continuing.
Preserve other command failures and retain the wrapped process error
so callers can inspect its exit status.
Cover repeated deletion, other exit codes, process startup failures,
and wrapped exit-status preservation.
Pin CI actions to their previously used commit SHAs so jobs can start
under the repository action-pinning policy.
Validation: vmmanager package tests and lint for changed lines pass;
CI action pins match the last successful run.
Share one Stop completion per run and retain Stopping until both the stop command and VM cleanup finish. Expose transition conditions to reconciliation and return after requesting Stop so it cannot apply a generation or restart the VM early.
Cover both completion orders, repeated and concurrent calls, restart, and generation acknowledgement with bounded fake-command regressions. Allow process startup under parallel test load while preserving explicit shutdown ordering.
Read the cloned VM state before applying resource overrides or randomizing
its MAC address and serial. Suspended clones must retain the configuration
used to save their state.
Cover suspended and stopped clones through the command runner, including
assigned resource precedence, optional image FQN lookup, and metadata
command and JSON errors.
Expose noClipboard in VM creation, CLI inspection, and the API schema.
Pass --no-clipboard to Tart when requested. Clipboard sharing remains
enabled by default for existing VM specifications.
tart run supports --no-audio to disable host audio pass-through, but
there was no way to request it through a VM's spec - Headless, Nested,
and Suspendable all have a flag/field but audio didn't. Useful on
headless hosts with no audio hardware, where audio pass-through can
make guest CoreAudio depend on host audio services that don't exist.
* Support Vetu virtualization on Linux in addition to Tart on macOS
* api(portForward): ensure that rendezvousConn is closed
* Re-try SSH connections in integration tests
Because a VM might be still booting.
* Load testing: synthetic VMs, multiple worker support and Grafana k6 test
* echoserver: prevent fallthrough when Accept() fails
* Move default local-dev context logic to CreateDevController()
* Synthetic: add a random delay to startup script echoing
* Ability to set VM's power state and retrieve backing Tart VM's name
* Validate user-provided "powerState" field
* Introduce TestSpecUpdatePowerStateSuspend
* Introduce TestSpecUpdatePowerStateStopped
* OpenAPI specification: add note about suspended VMs to "tartName" desc.
* Sometimes we need to wait more than 30 seconds
* Simplify state reconciliation and support changing Softnet settings
* Remove unused "updateFunc" parameter from syncOnDiskVMs()
* Don't take an address of a loop variable
* ensure → ensures
* updateVMState(): don't forget to update VMState
* Introduce TestSpecUpdateSoftnet integration test
* Update OpenAPI specification to include generation/observedGeneration
* Work around Sequoia's "Local Network" permission with a helper process
* README.md: macOS 15 (Sequoia) warning
* Make "orchard dev" unix-specific too, otherwise Release fails
* Fix typo in "localNetworkHerlper"
* Slightly improve the macOS 15 (Sequoia) note
* orchard worker run: better documentation for --user
* Make sure privilege dropping is the first step we do in runWorker()
* Always randomize MAC address
* Worker: check DHCP lease time and print a warning if it's unconfigured
* Further improve the explanation
* Add two leases example to the explanation
* Add an example of the resulting /var/db/dhcpd_leases
* Startup script: implement retries for connection-related operations
* assert.Equal → assert.Contains
* Wait for at least 1,000 lines of logs
* Join slice of strings before calling assert.Contains()
* TestHostDirs: use require.Contains() instead of require.EqualValues()
* TestHostDirs: wait for at least 4 log lines
* Always Close() the Worker instance
* orchard list vms: show assigned worker for each of the VMs
* Stop the failed VMs before we schedule new VMs
To avoid violating resource constraints.
* syncOnDiskVMs: don't ignore running VMs
* Worker: show correct remote and local VM counts
* Implement restart policy for VMs
* Do not update VM.Resource, we only use it as a read-only specification
* Err()/setErr(): use atomic.Pointer instead of sync.Mutex
* Fail VMs if the worker had crashed/is unhealthy
* OnDiskName: properly handle cases when VM's name contains hyphens
* Worker: introduce Offline() method and check it before scheduling
* tart.List(): use Tart's JSON output
* OnDiskName: remove empty parts check
* Scheduler: move health-checking logic to a separate function
* Only fail "running" VMs
* Only fail orphaned VMs if they're in terminal state
* Integration tests
* Run healthCheckingLoopIteration() before schedulingLoopIteration()
* Worker: sync on-disk VMs only once at start
* Port forwarding support
* .golangci.yml: remove and replace deprecated and archived linters
* Client: pass credentials when calling WebSocket API methods
* API: require ServiceAccountRoleComputeWrite role for port forwarding
* Use Buf
* Rename Poll() RPC method to Watch()
* Split Rendezvous into two parts: Watcher and Proxy (#32)
* Split Rendezvous into two parts: Watcher and Proxy
* Implement Proxy cancellation
* Use Protocol Buffers structure directly in Watcher
* Fix TestWatcher after switching to Protocol Buffers structure
* portForwardVM(): ensure we also check for gin's context
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