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 >Note: Opening a PR from a private repository is currently only supported when using the VS Code Insiders version.
 
+### Kubernetes Support
+
+You can now attach to a container in Kubernetes. When the [Kubernetes extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-kubernetes-tools.vscode-kubernetes-tools) is installed together with the Remote-Containers extension, there is a new context menu entry on Pods:
+![Attach to Kubernetes Container](images/1_44/k8s-attach.png)
+
+### Support user-supplied project name
+
+When using Docker-Compose for your devcontainer you can now specify a project name by environment variable (`COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME`) or `.env` file in the project folder. This aligns Remote-Containers with the existing functionality in Docker-Compose.
+
+### Improved Progress Indication
+
+Progress indication during startup has been simplified and the link to open the log terminal is more prominent:
+![Progress Notification](images/1_44/devcontainer-progress.png)
+
+### Engineering
+
+We no longer depend on a port/socket to the Docker daemon being available, but instead run all commands through the Docker CLI.
+
+Work has been done towards supporting Docker inside WSL and WSL2. There is an experimental setting for the brave and the impatient to give that a try.
+
 ## WSL