Skip to content

0.12.0 — 2026-06-26

Choose a tag to compare

View all tags
@github-actions github-actions released this 26 Jun 02:10
v0.12.0
ff84360

Release Notes

UX round on top of v0.11's size win. Three goals; all delivered.
The v0.10 ForwardingListModal was extracted into a reusable
ListEditModal and the IdentityFile row finally joins the
forwarding triple as a multi-entry list editor. Sort axis
persistence closes a v0.10 G5 regression where every fresh
sshc started on AliasAlpha.

Added

  • IdentityFile multi-value with the same list-modal UX as
    forwarding     (G1). OpenSSH lets a host carry several
    IdentityFile lines and tries them in order; v0.11 and
    earlier kept only the last typed entry (Option<PathBuf>)
    even though the parser saw every line. v0.12 promotes
    Host::identity_file to Vec<PathBuf> end-to-end:
    • Parser pushes per occurrence; serializer emits one
      IdentityFile <path> line per entry in declaration order.
    • The form's IdentityFile row is now a summary cell; Enter
      opens a ListEditModal with kind IdentityFile { candidates }
      where candidates is the ~/.ssh/* private-key path Vec
      the form discovered up-front.
    • The v0.7.1 ↑/↓ candidate picker moved INSIDE the modal's
      edit mode — same shortcut, just one level deeper so the
      multi-entry case has a single home.
    • Per-entry validation (the v0.7.2 shell-metacharacter
      forbid list + Windows backslash exception) moved to the
      modal so the form-level guard HostForm::validate no
      longer needs an IdentityFile branch.
  • Shift+↑/↓ reorder inside ListEditModal (G2). Power
    users with several forwarding or IdentityFile entries can
    now move them up/down without delete + re-add. OpenSSH treats
    declaration order as meaningful (keys tried in order,
    forwardings opened in order), and v0.10 G1's modal only
    supported add/edit/delete. v0.12 closes the gap. Top entry
    Shift+↑ and bottom entry Shift+↓ are guarded no-ops; on
    the "+ add" pseudo-row Shift is ignored and the key falls
    through to plain navigation.
  • Sort axis persistence in state.toml (G3). v0.10 G5's
    S shortcut was session-only; every fresh sshc re-started
    on AliasAlpha. v0.12 adds a sort_axis field to
    MemorySection. App::new loads it; App::cycle_sort_axis
    writes it back (best-effort state::save — failures don't
    surface a sticky error because the cosmetic preference
    doesn't merit one). #[serde(default)] lets pre-v0.12
    state.toml files load with Alias — no migration needed.

Changed

  • ui::forms::forwarding_list → ui::forms::list_edit. Type
    rename ForwardingListModal → ListEditModal. New
    ListKind enum carries the per-kind title / validate /
    reject-hint / candidate set so the modal stays one type as
    new list kinds land. The R1 refactor was pure (every v0.10
    forwarding test passed verbatim) and isolates the surface
    area changes that R3 introduced.
  • FormPayload::Host::identity_file: String → Vec<String>.
    app::forms::build_host signature follows; the v0.11 single
    Option<PathBuf> wrap shim is gone.
  • README + README.ko: keymap notes for S persistence and
    IdentityFile list modal.

Internal

  • MemorySection::sort_axis: SortAxisPersisted lives in
    state::schema (no UI deps — R-G6). Two pure conversion
    functions (SortAxis::from_persisted / to_persisted) live
    in app::mod so the boundary holds in both directions.
  • Round-trip test:
    test_round_trip_multi_identity_file_preserves_order —
    3 IdentityFile lines round-trip through serializer + parser
    with order intact.
  • New ListEditModal tests cover IdentityFile validate
    (positive + rejection), candidate cycle in edit mode, and
    the forwarding-edit-mode arrow no-op (regression guard).
  • Reorder tests cover the swap + cursor follow, the top-entry
    no-op, and the "+ add" row fall-through.
  • Sort axis persistence tests cover load on new and round-
    trip through three cycles.

Migration

  • v0.12-written sshc.conf files with multiple IdentityFile
    lines on a host: if you roll back to v0.11 (or earlier) and
    re-save the host, v0.11 keeps only the last typed entry
    (the same trade-off v0.10 G1 introduced for the forwarding
    triple). v0.12 reads its own format and v0.11's identically.
  • state.toml: no migration. sort_axis defaults via
    #[serde(default)] on missing key.

Out of scope (carried into v0.13+)

  • Further size recovery candidates (toml_edit 165 KiB,
    ureq 118 KiB).
  • Forwarding entries on the preview panel.
  • doctor: variable-substituted ProxyCommand sanity
    (%h/%p expansion).
  • doctor: SSHC_NO_OSC52 + Wayland-no-display hint.
  • K/J keys as reorder alias.

Install sshc 0.12.0

Install prebuilt binaries via shell script

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/hang-in/sshc/releases/download/v0.12.0/sshc-installer.sh | sh

Install prebuilt binaries via powershell script

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://github.com/hang-in/sshc/releases/download/v0.12.0/sshc-installer.ps1 | iex"

Install prebuilt binaries via Homebrew

brew install hang-in/tap/sshc

Download sshc 0.12.0

File Platform Checksum
sshc-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.xz Apple Silicon macOS checksum
sshc-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.xz Intel macOS checksum
sshc-aarch64-pc-windows-msvc.zip ARM64 Windows checksum
sshc-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip x64 Windows checksum
sshc-aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.xz ARM64 Linux checksum
sshc-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.xz x64 Linux checksum
Assets 21
Loading