Devbox

Step 1: Create a `devbox.json` file in your project directory.

Step 2: Add the desired Python version and required packages with specific versions to the `packages` array in `devbox.json`.

Step 3: Run `devbox shell` to enter the isolated environment with the specified Python and packages.

Step 4: Verify the correct Python version and installed packages using `python --version` and `pip list`.

Step 1: Initialize Devbox in your Node.js project using `devbox init`.

Step 2: Add the required Node.js version and npm packages to the `packages` array in `devbox.json`.

Step 3: Define a `shell.init_hook` script in `devbox.json` to run `npm install` when the environment is activated.

Step 4: Run `devbox shell` to automatically install dependencies and enter the isolated environment.

Step 1: Create separate directories for each Go project.

Step 2: In each project directory, create a `devbox.json` file and specify the required Go version in the `packages` array.

Step 3: Run `devbox shell` in each project directory to activate the environment with the corresponding Go version.

Step 4: Verify the Go version in each environment using `go version`.

Step 1: Add a `devbox.json` file to your project repository with all required dependencies.

Step 2: In your CI/CD pipeline, use the Devbox Install Action to install Devbox and set up the environment.

Step 3: Run tests and build commands within the Devbox environment in your CI/CD pipeline.

Step 4: Cache the Nix store to speed up subsequent CI/CD runs.

Step 1: Create a `devbox.json` file that defines all necessary packages and configurations.

Step 2: Commit the `devbox.json` file to your project's repository.

Step 3: Instruct team members to clone the repository and run `devbox shell`.

Step 4: All team members will now have the same isolated and reproducible development environment.