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So I released an update that should hopefully fix / tweak this behavior. I think to apply you would need to remove the config entry in xpipe and search for it
by crschnick 2y ago
So I released an update that should hopefully fix / tweak this behavior.
I think to apply you would need to remove the config entry in xpipe and search for it again.
- eigenvalue 2y agoThanks, will try it and let you know!
- eigenvalue 2y agoI updated but see no way to make it re-import the config file. Sorry to say, but I'm finding the whole thing very confusing and counter-intuitive. It should automatically import the .ssh config file when you start it up.
- crschnick 2y agoAlright that is good feedback. I haven't actually thought about this, but it would also make sense when a user updates their config hosts in general. There is a refresh button for the config, but that one also does not reload everything. I will definitely improve that. About the reimport, you can right-click the SSH config root, remove it, click on the magnifying glass button on the local machine to automatically add it again with the latest info. But I can fully understand that you don't want to do that, dealing with unintuitive interfaces isn't fun.