Nightly 20260929 (daccdd6)

A nightly build of DevHub for macOS on Apple Silicon. It is not
signed by a registered developer and it is not notarised, so your
browser quarantines the download. Clear the flag on the zip, and
only then unpack it:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/DevHub-darwin-arm64-*.zip

Then unzip it — double-clicking is enough — and move DevHub.app
where you keep applications. Order matters: whatever unpacks the
archive copies the flag onto every one of the app's 20,000 files,
and xattr -dr over the unpacked bundle is then the slow way round.
Cleared on the archive, there is nothing to propagate and nothing to
clean up. (No such xattr means the download was never quarantined;
carry on.)

The first launch asks for access to the keychain item "DevHub Safe
Storage" — that is the app creating the store VS Code keeps secrets
in. Answer once and it stops asking.

Requires macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon. There is no update
mechanism: replace the app with the next nightly.

Built from daccdd6cb12ae12d86ecf2a6b373830895f55f37 with VS Code a44adf7f53e00964ab890f9f8758a334f1fc15bc.

The run that produced it

tmux 3.7c

A statically linked tmux, with libevent and ncurses and a small terminfo database, for the machines DevHub runs terminals and Agents on. DevHub installs it into ~/.devhub-server/tmux/<version>/ by itself and never uses a tmux the host already has; see docs/remote-ssh.md for the URL and for installing one by hand.

Remote extension host reh-a44adf7f53e00964ab890f9f8758a334f1fc15bc

The server half of DevHub's SSH remote development, built from the VS Code commit this tag is named after. DevHub downloads it onto a remote machine by itself; see docs/remote-ssh.md for the URL it uses and for installing one by hand.