HashiCorp Vagrant 2.0.4
We are pleased to announce the release of Vagrant 2.0.4. Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing development environments. The highlight of this release is a new alias feature for the Vagrant CLI.
This release of Vagrant includes a handful of bug fixes and improvements. Notable updates in this release include:
- Support preference of system binaries on all platforms
- Fix for unexpected timeouts during PowerShell detection
- Patched cURL to fix adding local boxes
- Updated Ruby version
»Vagrant Aliases
This release also includes a new feature contributed by Zachary Flower (@zachflower). The alias feature allows users to alias commands to shorter or easier to remember commands. It also enables users to create new, custom commands for Vagrant by allowing execution of external commands. For more information about the alias feature, including an in-depth explanation of the features available and examples, please refer to the documentation page.
»Other Improvements
The Vagrant 2.0.4 release also includes a number of other improvements and bug fixes. For a detailed list of all the changes in this release, see the CHANGELOG.
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