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New phxssh command opens lazyssh: a
keyboard-driven TUI over your ~/.ssh/config — connect, add, edit, delete,
fuzzy-search, pin, ping, port-forward. Installed for you: Homebrew tap on macOS,
pinned GitHub release on Linux. Hosts live in your real ~/.ssh/config, so a
bare ssh <host> works too.
Ghostty SSH integration enabled (ssh-env, ssh-terminfo) — typing ssh <host> from a Ghostty prompt forwards your env and auto-installs the xterm-ghostty terminfo on the remote, so remote colors and keys render correctly.
Release notes now cover the whole gap
Skip several versions? You now see every release in between — one tab per
version. Switch with ←/→ or number keys, scroll with ↑/↓. So jumping v0.4.0 → v0.6.0 shows v0.4.1, v0.4.2, v0.5.0, v0.5.1 and v0.6.0, not just the
newest. View any span manually with phoenix-term notes <from>..<to>.
⚠️ Aliases renamed: lg/ld → phxgit/phxld
lazygit and lazydocker are now phxgit and phxld, joining the new phx* family (phxssh, phxgit, phxld). Update any muscle memory or scripts.