v0.1.4

Added

• Each release carries a Sigstore-signed build provenance for its wheel and
  sdist (kdev_cli-<version>.sigstore.json), recorded with GitHub so that
  gh attestation verify can check any copy of the files. SECURITY.md says how.

v0.1.3

Added

• kdev is on PyPI as kdev-cli (PyPI does not allow the name kdev):
  uv tool install kdev-cli or pipx install kdev-cli; the command is still
  kdev. Releases are
  published by GitHub Actions through Trusted Publishing, with an attestation
  for each file, so no upload token exists to leak.

Changed

• Works with rich 15.

v0.1.2

Fixed

• The kdev up status board smeared across the terminal once the box was up:
  frames repeated and lines drifted right. kdev's background ssh calls asked
  for a tty (the ssh block sets RequestTTY yes), which put the terminal in
  raw mode under the board. They now pass -T.
• kdev up right after a session was cancelled could build on the version
  before it and drop that session's work: Kaggle lists a cancelled version's
  files bit by bit while it says CANCEL_REQUESTED. up now waits for the
  save to finish.
• A file whose name has a space or non-ASCII letters (notes ü.txt) could
  never be restored: Kaggle signs its URL unescaped and urllib refused it.
• A project file named like one of the box's own (web/static/custom.css) was
  silently left out of every restore and backup. Only the top-level ones are
  skipped now.
• A restore killed part-way could corrupt a large file on the next start: the
  half-downloaded .kdev-part it left was saved, restored as a user file, and
  landed on the real file's download. Leftovers are ignored, and a download
  cut short is retried instead of kept.
• A restore killed part-way lost exec bits (e.g. .git/hooks) for the files it
  had already brought back. They are now recorded before the first download.
• kdev up straight after kdev down found the box still saving (Kaggle says
  RUNNING until the upload ends, about 2 min per GB), tried to connect and
  failed. It now waits for the save and starts afresh. A second kdev down
  says the box is already stopping instead of cancelling it, and kdev status
  says "stopping".
• VS Code and ssh kaggle failed with "Host key verification failed" on any
  machine that had not started the current box: every box has a new host key.
  The kaggle block no longer pins one.
• kdev down removed the kaggle block, so that machine could not reach the
  next box another machine started. With a named tunnel it now stays, and
  status, backup, restore and setup write it when it is missing.
• A file deleted in a session came back after a restore that had not finished:
  the version underneath was restored whole. Now it only fills in what that
  restore never delivered, which the box logs in .kdev/fetched.
• kdev backup kept files deleted on the box, and files from other notebooks,
  and kdev restore --from-backup then overwrote what the session had written.
  The backup is now an exact copy, and pushing it only adds what is missing.
• kdev restore --from v999 reported success for a version that does not
  exist, and --from changed the version the box records as its base.
• kdev workspace said "0 file(s)" and workspace files "nothing saved yet"
  while a box was running: they read the running version, which has no files
  until it ends. Both now show the newest version with files.
• kdev setup, and every other yes/no question, stopped with "interrupted"
  when run without a terminal. They now take the default answer.

v0.1.1

Fixed

• kdev up failed with "No runs found for this kernel (HTTP 404)" on a
  notebook that had never been run, such as one just made in the Kaggle
  editor. Kaggle reports that as a 404 rather than a status; kdev now reads it
  as "nothing running" and starts the box. The same fix covers kdev down and
  replacing a running box, and kdev status says "never run yet".
• kdev up renamed a notebook made in the Kaggle editor to its slug (for
  example "v0.1.0_testing" became "v0-1-0-testing"). It now keeps the title.

v0.1.0

First release.

Added

• kdev up starts a Kaggle notebook session as an SSH box over a Cloudflare
  tunnel, or connects to the one already running, from any account or machine.
• Files persist across sessions, accounts and machines: every session restores
  the notebook's last saved /kaggle/working, including symlinks, empty
  directories and executable bits, which Kaggle's own snapshot drops.
• A session that is cut short, or worked in before its restore, is stacked on
  the versions it was meant to hold instead of being skipped.
• Several Kaggle accounts share one group notebook; kdev up asks which
  account takes over when the active one is short on quota.
• kdev down stops a box over ssh, or cancels it through the API as the
  account that started it when it cannot be reached.
• Commands: up, down, ssh, status, logs, restore, backup,
  account, workspace, config, tunnel, doctor, setup, and an
  interactive overview on bare kdev.
• --json output for status, account and workspace files; -v logs every
  Kaggle API call.