1.9.0
Multipass version 1.9.0
A new Multipass release!
There are some significant additions to this release:
- It is now possible to authenticate the client with the Multipass service. This write up explains how some of this works. This basically makes it possible to use the
multipass
client as a non admin user on Linux and macOS and closes a major security gap on Windows. - Multipass on Apple M1 by default and Intel hosts using the
qemu
driver now support adding additional networks (via--network
onlaunch
). Additionally, suspending instances on the M1 now works (viamultipass suspend <name>
)! - For new Multipass installs on Windows, the Multipass data will now be located in
C:\ProgramData\Multipass
instead of the cumbersomesystemprofile
directory.
Windows and macOS installers are available below, and the Snap in the stable
snap channel:
snap refresh multipass --stable
# or
snap install multipass
More highlights:
- Renaming of Multipass Workflows to Multipass Blueprints to better reflect what they are.
- Much work was done on reimplementing the plumbing on how settings are handled in Multipass (#2352)
- Ubuntu 22.04 will be supported on all platforms when it is released.
Notable bug fixes:
- Launch failed: Operation canceled after interrupting image download (#2288)
- Symlinks broken over mounts (#2407)
- [snap] auto-refresh wreaking havoc if kill time out hits (#2316)
You can find the full list of changes since 1.8.0 in our v1.9.0 milestone and even more detailed in the full commit log.
Feedback
Please file issues here for problems and feature requests, or come to our discourse to chat. We're also on #multipass
on Libera Chat. See you there :)