WebSSH v1.3.0

WebSSH v1.3.0

WebSSH v1.3.0 makes recurring administration work faster and gives saved
connections a more predictable, professional management experience.

Highlights

Commands for the active session

• Search saved commands and resolved command sets directly from the active
  terminal pane
• Insert the selected command visibly into the connected session without
  executing it automatically
• Keep multiline, empty, unresolved, stale, or disconnected targets unavailable
  instead of guessing or sending unsafe input
• Preserve terminal focus and clearly identify the target session after insertion

Reliable saved-host organization

• Reorder profiles precisely within favorites, named groups, and ungrouped hosts
• Move profiles between groups with persisted per-group ordering
• Collapse groups without losing search visibility
• Confirm before moving the final profile out of a group and implicitly removing
  that group
• Reject stale drag-and-drop operations and return authoritative server state
  when another update won the race

Safer SSH key maintenance

• Replace a stored private key in place without rebuilding profiles that already
  reference it
• Preserve the replacement draft after a failed attempt so the operation can be
  retried
• Keep key validation, encryption, ownership checks, and safe response summaries
  on the existing server-side path

Security, compatibility, and maintenance

• Updated and hash-locked Python dependencies, including Paramiko 5 and current
  cryptography, bcrypt, Gunicorn, Socket.IO, WebAuthn, OIDC, and Redis contracts
• Removed packaging tools from the final runtime image after dependency
  installation
• Corrected Socket.IO source filtering for browser-side error reporting
• Narrowed SSH key decryption exception handling so process-level interrupts are
  no longer swallowed
• Expanded regression coverage across profile ordering, key replacement,
  command insertion, browser behavior, and Socket.IO contracts

Upgrade

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d

Existing persistent data remains under the configured DATA_DIR or Docker
volume. Profile ordering is added compatibly; existing profiles retain their
stable legacy order until an explicit move persists the new order.

Full changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0