This is a bugfix release

Fuzzy(approximate match) filter in the host list was replaced with a strict match filter. Strict match filter returns more precise results when working with a large number of records.

What's Changed

• Replace fuzzy filter with a strict match filter in the host list [details].
• Prevent reading SSH host configuration from remote hosts when ssh_config is disabled [details].
• Show identity file path and network port for hosts loaded from ssh_config [details].

Full Changelog: v1.5.0...v1.5.1

What's Changed

• SSH config can be located on a remote host, supported protocols: http(s), ftp [details]. Please read this document which provides usage examples.
• You can use filter in groups view [details].
• UI themes support. 2 themes included: "nord" and "solarized-dark" [details].
• It's now possible to filter hosts by hostname, prevously filter took into account only title and description fields [details].

New Contributors

• @avasilic made his first contribution in #105

Full Changelog: v1.4.1...v1.5.0

This is a bugfix release

This is to resolve several critical issues in ssh_config parser.

What's Changed

• Fix ssh_config parser. It marked hosts as invalid when HostName was not defined [details].
• Resolve a problem which led to losing focus on previously selected host when app restarts [details].
• Add more cases to e2e tests.

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.4.1

What's Changed

• Display hosts from ~/.ssh/config file. Read F.A.Q. [change details].
• Various minor improvements and bugfixes.

SSH config is enabled by default

You can try it on a test file:

gg -s /tmp/my_fake_ssh_config

If you don't like this feature, you can disable it completely by running:

gg -d ssh_config

Visual demo

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0

Description

Starting from version 1.4.0 the application supports ssh_config file. That means that if you have any hosts defined in your $HOME/.ssh/config file or included files, they will all be visible in GoTo, though in read-only mode.

You can disable ssh_config support by running:

goto -d ssh_config

You can explicitly define your ssh config location via an environment variable or -s key:

goto -s <path to file>

All hosts that are found in ssh config file will be put in ssh_config group. However, you can re-group them as you wish. Please follow the README file which was updated for the forthcoming release and visit the F.A.Q. page which explains some usage details.

F.A.Q.

Warning

The work is still in progress - some unit tests are broken and some corner cases are not yet fully covered with tests. There might be bugs hiding.

Please raise a bug if you encounter any problems, that helps a lot and saves me from making patch releases.

What's Changed

• Can now organize hosts into groups using Group input field [details].
• Resolve various issues on Windows platform; remove polling cycle which was used to track terminal size [details].
• Fix filtering issue when a phantom host appeared in the list [details].
• Various minor improvements and bugfixes.

Please note, that if you install from rpm or deb package, the binary name is gg, not goto.

Groups support visual demo

1. Assign a group to a certain host

2. Toggle between groups

Archlinux support

Special thanks to Artyom Muskatin ( @windx-foobar ) who keeps supporting Arch Linux package.

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0

Description

Starting from this build it's now possible to add groups. This is a functional preview release only. Use Group input field to define a group for a certain host. Use z shortcut to switch between groups.

If you have lots of hosts in your database, probably it's better to edit hosts.yaml directly in your favorite text editor. You can find hosts.yaml in the app's home folder (see gg -v output to get app's home path on your system).

Warning

The work is still in progress - some unit tests are failing and some corner cases are not yet fully covered with tests. There might be bugs hiding.

What's Changed

• Description field is now collapsible, press v to toggle the layout [details].
• You can invoke ssh-copy-id command for selected host by pressing t [details] Windows users, please read below.
• This release contains a fix for complex ssh commands containing quotes [details].
• Various minor improvements and bugfixes, including host focusing issues [details].

Please note, that if you install from rpm or deb package, the binary name is gg, not goto.

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

**ssh-copy-id for Windows users

Windows OS does not come with the ssh-copy-id utility, which is commonly found in Unix-like systems, thus goto relies on a basic set of naive shell commands which echo your public ssh-key to the designated ssh server, targeting the remote path /$USER_HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys.

The most obvious issue with this approach is that goto doesn't verify whether the key is already present on the remote server, this can lead to duplicate entries in your /$USER_HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys file, though it should not be a problem, it is certainly far from ideal.

Please consider thatssh-copy-id feature for Windows OS is currently in testing phase. I'm working to improve its functionality. Your criticism and suggestions are very welcomed. You can review the current implementation here.

What's Changed

• Support custom SSH parameters [details].
• Preserve host order when filter is enabled [details].
• Take default SSH parameters from system SSH configuration [details].
• Various minor improvements.

Please note, that if you install from rpm or deb package, the binary name is gg, not goto!

Functional Demo

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Description

This is a functional preview release only. Starting from this release it's now possible to use custom ssh command. Use "Host" input field to pass your parameters. You do NOT need to prefix your arguments with "ssh" command, just type in the ssh params right into the "Host" input field.

Warning

Please expect bugs, as the work is still in progress and some unit tests are failing.