Release

Farrow 0.8.0 reduces manual work after interrupted setup and partial VM starts. It also refreshes the Debian and Ubuntu images while retaining every previous Catalog artifact and the identity of existing VMs. What changed Host preparation follows the …

Farrow 0.7.0 makes local test labs easier to start and recover. Repeat farrow up to finish interrupted work, retry incomplete guest setup, and refresh older guest helpers without restarting running VMs. What changed A shorter first run. Interactive …

Farrow 0.6.0 defaults to Ubuntu 24.04 and improves the everyday loop of planning, starting, expanding, and rebuilding a local Pigsty lab. What changed Ubuntu 24.04 by default. New inventories and the embedded catalog use u24:stable. Catalog revision …

Note This page describes 0.5.0. Official mirror failover was added in 0.7.0, and the unreleased 0.9 candidate removes the rm alias. Use current CLI guidance for your installed version. Farrow 0.5.0 was the public pre-1.0 release superseded by 0.6.0. …

Farrow 0.3.0 was the public pre-1.0 release superseded by 0.4.0. It removes implicit Catalog refreshes, turns guest bootstrap failures into actionable per-node results, and simplifies the CLI without changing the Pigsty Inventory or fixed-IP …

Farrow 0.4.0 was the public pre-1.0 release superseded by 0.5.0. It makes the first run one command, fixes the default data disk on Debian and Ubuntu images, and gives every command the same output style. The Pigsty Inventory format, the fixed-IP …

Farrow 0.2.0 was the public pre-1.0 release superseded by 0.3.0. It keeps the Pigsty inventory and on-disk deployment format introduced by 0.1.0 while fixing the network and selected-convergence boundaries found during the final native replay. What …