v1.3.2

• unset DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH when invoking VBoxManage on OS X (#311)

v1.3.1

• fix bug with doing boot2docker start when the VM is in the saved state (#293; VBoxManage: error: The machine is not mutable (state is Saved))
• update boot2docker socket an alias for boot2docker shellinit (#299)
• fix some error handling in the driver code (#290)
• fish shell support in boot2docker shellinit (#295)
• boot2docker shellinit prints all enironment variables regardless of their status (#295)

v1.3.0

• use TLS by default (boot2docker/boot2docker#563, #284, #270, #281, #285)
• store TLS certs from the VM in ~/.boot2docker/certs instead of in ~/.docker (#271)
• VirtualBox Shared Folders creation (boot2docker/boot2docker#534, #258)
  • only /Users and /c/Users automatically for now
  • see also https://github.com/boot2docker/boot2docker#virtualbox-guest-additions
• new --isourl/ISOURL for specifying custom ISO download location (#267)
• only create 4 ports on storage controller to improve VM boot time (#277)

v1.2.0

• New boot2docker socket command prints the tcp://192.168.59.10x:yyyy socket that the Docker daemon is listening to
• New boot2docker shellinit command prints the DOCKER_HOST and (optionally, if TLS is on) DOCKER_CERT_PATH that need to be run for your Docker client to talk to the Boot2Docker Daemon. Now you can run $(boot2docker shellinit); docker info
• Speed up SSH by specifying the generated key identity
• Deprecate the port forwarded Docker port
• Build using `golang:1.3-cross' image
• Add Travis support
• Pull down Docker TLS certificates if turned on
• Print error if your host / IP has hit the GitHub API limit
• Many little code and style cleanups - more welcome! :)
• Add driver model to lay a foundation for multi-hypervisor support

Note: the ssh key auto-login can fail on Linux, I think its something to do with the ssh-keyagent, as logging out of my X-Session seem to resolve it. If you are prompted for a password: tcuser will work.

v1.1.2

• version bump to 1.1.2
• boot2docker upgrade will download a new iso, and then stop and start your virtual machine for you.

v1.1.1

• version bump to v1.1.1
• Fixes to improve dealing with non-default port forward setings

v1.1.0

• Built with golang 1.3
• improve boot2docker ssh to pass parameters to ssh correctly
• use Virtual Box natdnshostresolver to improve VPN support
• improve boot2docker ip detection
• added boot2docker destroy alias to delete

v1.0.1

• increase memory size to 2GB
• try a little harder to ask the VM for its IP address on boot2docker up

v1.0.0

• Docker v1.0.0
• requires the latest Boot2Docker iso: v1.0.0
• use the official IANA registered Docker port
• add support for a serial console
• supports VirtualBox 3.4.12 on Windows (a changed Environment variable)
• boot2docker up tells the user to use the host-only IP address for connecting to the Docker Engine.
• boot2docker ip will tell you the host-only IP address that container's ports are exposed on

Note: this update changes the exposed Docker port from 4243 to 2375, and will require the v0.12.0 version of the new boot2docker management tool.
This Boot2Docker release is not backwards compatible with older management tools

Note: if you are upgrading, please create a new VM using boot2docker delete ; boot2docker download ; boot2docker up. This will delete your persistent data, but will also ensure that you have the latest VirtualBox configuration.

v0.12.0

• requires the latest Boot2Docker iso: v0.12.0
• use the official IANA registered Docker port
• add support for a serial console
• supports VirtualBox 3.4.12 on Windows (a changed Environment variable)
• boot2docker up tells the user to use the host-only IP address for connecting to the Docker Engine.
• boot2docker ip will tell you the host-only IP address that container's ports are exposed on

Note: this update changes the exposed Docker port from 4243 to 2375, and will require the v0.12.0 version of the new boot2docker management tool.
This Boot2Docker release is not backwards compatible with older management tools