Opshell Release Notes
Version 0.2.0 – Google Cloud Computing Support Added
Pretty major update here. Reworked a good portion of the code to be able to support other cloud services without having to duplicate so many areas of code. With that change and then some additions, Opshell now supports Google Cloud Computing Instances. Just add your...
Version 0.1.3
So apparently, years of working at a job with a dedicated QA team has made me a bit lacking when testing a new release. I fixed the issue with choosing not to use a bastion host for a connection when one has been setup, but I broke it when you wanted to use the...
Version 0.1.2
While working on the import/export tool over the weekend, I noticed the data directory for the application was in a folder called opsshell and not opshell. This was because I misspelled it in the package.json file. Not a big deal, but enough to bug me. So, I fixed...
Version 0.1.1
Eventually I'd like to get some cloud saving ability in place so you could sync all of your settings to the cloud to make it easy to use Opshell on multiple devices. I'm not sure how to tackle this yet for multiple reasons. Putting api keys into an OpenSource project...
Version 0.1.0 – New milestone
Feeling pretty good about the base functionality at this point so decided a minor version update was in order. So, here we have 0.1.0. I've been noticing quite a few Windows Downloads. Since Windows usage requires a little extra setup with needing OpenSSH installed...
Version 0.0.10
It's been a long time since I've really had to dig into CSS and styling layouts. I've been focusing on backend code, and devops infrastructure type things so I'm a bit rusty. The terminal window is having a few styling issues that I'm still trying to fix. I think this...
Version 0.0.9
I really need to get some more testing in place. When I was getting rid of all the modals and converting to the new tabbed system I broke the ability to import or update SSH keys. Not necessarily broke, I just left the code out, oops. Fixed - Import / Update Keys was...
Version 0.0.8
I wasn't really liking the whole modal window interaction for editing an organization. It was limiting in space, and it just didn't really feel much like a desktop application. So I took a page from how Visual Studio Code does things and decided to open up a new tab...
Version 0.0.7
First feature request was added on Github. That's cool. Many users, myself included, don't just use the default users to SSH into AWS instances. Request was for the ability to add custom users so you can ssh in as johndoe instead of ec2-user or ubuntu. This version...
Version 0.0.6
Couple things I wanted to tackle here. One was an About page, so people could get to the Github repo easily to report issues/feedback. This turned into a bit of a learning experience. I initially wanted to do a native window for the about page, but I ran into a few...