Railway

Volume browsing landed in the CLI alongside an in-browser shell and a file browser for object storage buckets.¹

Storage and shell access got hands-on tools.

• railway volume now lets you browse and manage volume contents directly from the terminal
• An in-browser shell brings interactive access without leaving the dashboard
• Object storage buckets gained a file browser for direct inspection

The Railway Agent sandbox matured with dedicated CLI commands. v4.66.0 shipped railway sandbox subcommands — create, list, ssh, exec, and destroy — giving agent workloads isolated, scriptable lifecycle management.² HA static egress and GitHub org guardrails also shipped alongside the sandbox.³

Railpack added Node.js and cross-language reliability fixes:

• package.json5 manifests now detected and parsed, including workspace and dependency resolution (v0.25.0)⁴
• Node 25+ apps using Corepack keep pnpm and other package managers available at runtime⁵
• engines.pnpm in manifests takes precedence over lockfile-inferred versions, removing ambiguity across major pnpm releases
• mise config (mise.toml, .tool-versions) version pins now override lockfile inference for pnpm, bun, and yarn (v0.24.0)⁶
• Ruby source builds skip rdoc install, avoiding locale-related compile failures⁷

The CLI gained SSH agent support and utility commands. v4.65.0 added SSH agent forwarding via russh; v4.59.0 introduced railway ssh config to generate OpenSSH client config blocks.⁸⁹ The railway ssh config command and a new templates list subcommand (v4.62.0) round out recent CLI additions.¹⁰

Platform infrastructure shipped several durable features: iOS app with real-time service monitoring, Postgres Point-in-Time Recovery, one-click CDN, HA Postgres, domain purchasing, IPv6, and DDoS protection now generally available.¹¹