AncientRoman/SublimeOpenFileOverSSH 1.6.0

v1.6 Additional Configs and Background Opening

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A small but mighty release focusing on customization and quality of life.

Bigger Additions:

• Actions
  • Three new actions including two informational actions which is a new type of pseudo action.
    • lastDir automatically jumps to the last opened directory from the previous session
    • pwd runs the pwd command on remote and shows the results inline
    • sysI runs a couple system information commands and displays the results
  • An actions settings which controls the order and visibility of actions
    • The default actions are still just glob and new; use this setting to enable the new ones
    • Hidden actions can be enabled on a per session basis using Options
• Remote port configuration in the server input using colon syntax (user@remote:port:)
• The ability to open remote files in the background without closing the file browser by selecting files while holding shift/command/control
  • This allows for opening multiple files in one file browser session without using the glob action

Smaller Changes:

• Support for Sublime's hot exit feature; remote files/buffers are now correctly restored after a hot exit
• Support for less XSI compliant systems by reducing the file browser's features (particularly the file size and subdir count) if possible
  • This notably adds support for OpenWRT which uses busybox with ash
• When traveling back up a selected path within the file browser, the default highlighted path will now be what was just selected and then removed instead of selections from a previous session.
  • That is to say, the default highlighted file/folder at any level is the previously selected path either from undoing a selection (takes priority) or a past session.
• The open_file_over_ssh command can now be run manually without triggering the input/command pallet by specifying particular remote files
  • This allows for automation/customization via key binding, shortcut, custom command, etc.
  • See the readme for more information

Finally, OpenFileOverSSH no longer prints any strictly informational output to the console so don't fret when the usual ssh closing messages aren't showing up.

Enjoy!