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v2.0.0

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@WhiteRoseLK WhiteRoseLK released this 22 Sep 18:31
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2.0.0 (2026-09-22)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • core: preload and manage server state in-memory (#90)

Features

  • cli: add --ssh-config-readonly flag to prevent modifying config (#52) (06fdce1)
  • cli: add option to exit after an SSH session finishes (#50) (50e48be)
  • cli: allow filtering or connecting directly via command line switch (#56) (04ad838)
  • cli: scp command generator and clipboard helper (#79) (4bee8f9)
  • config: add Git SSH key configuration and profile switcher (#64) (5f55122)
  • config: configurable default identity SSH key for new servers (#83) (8232760)
  • config: import hosts from ~/.ssh/known_hosts (#58) (b431f28)
  • config: save server tags directly as SSH config comments (#57) (b98da74)
  • config: support multiple aliases on a single Host line (#51) (5da3b08)
  • config: support wildcard pattern blocks (#53) (c49b412)
  • core: integrate native OS keyring and encrypted vault for credentials (#88) (c39fc5e)
  • core: pre-connect command hooks and pre-SSH script execution (#80) (5a6d739)
  • core: sshfs remote mount integration (#86) (7b9f1c9)
  • core: support password authentication via sshpass or credential store (#87) (7403734)
  • release: provide Windows Scoop package manifest (#85) (8910d27)
  • ui: active background SSH sessions panel and process controls (#62) (205365b)
  • ui: add ability to duplicate / clone existing server entry (#40) (a8ce2a1)
  • ui: add shortcut K to install SSH key via ssh-copy-id (f68484e)
  • ui: allow hiding specific hosts from the UI list (#60) (e40c51d)
  • ui: automatically set terminal and tab title on SSH connection (#78) (25381ed)
  • ui: display SSH error messages in UI when connection fails (#47) (62c34fb)
  • ui: implement Ping All with visual status indicators (#36) (2c5fa4d)
  • ui: improve keyboard navigation, focus borders, and confirmation dialogs (#59) (f4a1923)
  • ui: internationalization framework and localization support (#65) (28b9fac)
  • ui: paste SSH command from clipboard to create a server entry (#39) (1fe4be5)
  • ui: server folders, nested grouping, and tmux session integration (#63) (b683e1e)
  • ui: support Dark, Light, and System color themes with runtime toggle (#61) (5b49771)

Bug Fixes

  • cli: format defer closures to satisfy gofmt and errcheck (b7b75b6)
  • config: eliminate extra blank lines during edit operations (#42) (2945a77)
  • config: skip directory matches in Include globs (#82) (da90951)
  • config: use relative tilde paths for IdentityFile and UserKnownHostsFile (#44) (885667f)
  • core: handle remote disconnects cleanly and prevent terminal hangs (#41) (9fb3516)
  • parser: strip surrounding double quotes from Host alias entries (#76) (64f9b1e)
  • ui: allow usernames starting with a digit in server form validation (#77) (54edffc)

Documentation

  • add Arch Linux AUR installation instructions (#84) (40b01a9)
  • enforce mandatory README updates in agent guidelines and PR template (#55) (97be399)
  • fix README table formatting and update screenshots with neossh branding (#81) (8dd0120)
  • highlight new features and bug fixes vs lazyssh in README (#38) (28be199)
  • standardize issue templates and fix GitHub issue forms (#45) (98be4b5)
  • update README with CLI options, new features, and keybindings (#54) (b7a9a4b)

Continuous Integration & Tooling

  • allow main scope in semantic-prs for release-please PRs (5ed1864)
  • auto-label new issues with needs-triage (#48) (705a960)
  • configure changelog-sections in release-please-config.json (35c8b04)
  • configure Google Release Please, CI workflows, and developer guidelines (ce285f6)
  • deps: bump actions/checkout from 4 to 7 (#24) (54acde0)
  • deps: bump actions/upload-artifact from 4 to 7 ([#21](https://github.com/White...
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v1.0.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 20 Sep 14:36
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neossh v1.0.0

Note

neossh is an actively maintained fork and continuation of lazyssh, created by Adembc.
Version 1.0.0 marks the official debut of neossh, integrating upstream community pull requests, long-awaited features, critical bug fixes, and seamless migration from lazyssh.


🚀 New Features & Enhancements

📂 Full SSH Config Include Directive Support

  • Multi-file parsing: Hosts defined in included files (e.g. ~/.ssh/config.d/*) are recognized and displayed alongside main config entries.
  • Safe write routing: Editing or deleting a host modifies only the specific file where it is defined, preserving handcrafted formatting, comments, and structure elsewhere.
  • Ambiguity modal: An interactive dialog prompts for the target file when duplicate aliases exist across files, remembering your choice in metadata.
  • Upstream PR: adembc/lazyssh#112 by @DelphicOkami (with related work from adembc/lazyssh#60 by @malaiwah, adembc/lazyssh#76 by @aabichou, and adembc/lazyssh#117 by @barthofu).

🔍 Interactive Fuzzy Search

  • Filter your server list in real-time by alias, hostname, IP address, or custom tags using the / shortcut.
  • Upstream PR: adembc/lazyssh#59 by @malaiwah.

📋 One-Key SSH Command Copy

  • Press c on any highlighted server to copy the full connection command (ssh user@host -p port) directly to your clipboard.
  • Upstream PR: adembc/lazyssh#87 by @levinion.

💾 Persistent Sort Preferences

  • Sort mode changes (by alias, last SSH timestamp, or reverse order) are automatically remembered across restarts in settings.json.
  • Upstream PR: adembc/lazyssh#88 by @gaoyifan.

⚙️ Custom SSH Config Path & XDG Compliance

⌨️ Panel Navigation Shortcuts

  • Quickly jump focus between panels with numeric keys: 1 (Search), 2 (Server list), 3 (Details).
  • Upstream PR: adembc/lazyssh#102 by @k161196.

🔄 Seamless Migration from lazyssh

  • Automatically detects and migrates existing server favorites, history, tags, and settings from ~/.lazyssh to ~/.neossh.

🐛 Bug Fixes


🔮 Roadmap & Deferred Upstream PRs

The following pull requests from the upstream repository are scheduled for future releases:


💖 Credits & Acknowledgments

  • Adembc — Original author & creator of lazyssh.
  • Every community contributor listed above who contributed code, feedback, and reviews to the project.