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The versioning scheme has also been changed to simplify version numbers. So we are going straight from 1.7 to 8.0!
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The versioning scheme has also been changed to simplify version numbers. So we are going straight from 1.7 to 8.0!
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Note that on Windows the automatic updater still has a few issues if you are upgrading from 1.7.16. If the update fails, you can still install 8.0 manually by downloading and installing it.
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Note that on Windows the automatic updater still has a few issues if you are upgrading from 1.7.16. If the automatic update fails, you can still install 8.0 manually by downloading and installing it from https://github.com/xpipe-io/xpipe/releases.
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## New terminal launcher
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## New terminal launcher
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The terminal launcher functionality got completely reworked with the goal to make it more flexible and improve the terminal startup performance. You will quickly notice the new implementation whenever you launch any connection in your terminal.
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The terminal launcher functionality got completely reworked with the goal to make it more flexible and improve the terminal startup performance. You will quickly notice the new implementation whenever you launch any connection in your terminal.
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## Proxmox integration
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## Proxmox integration (Professional feature)
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There is now support to directly query all VMs and containers located on a Proxmox system via the `pct` and `qm` tools. The containers can be accessed directly as any other containers while the VMs can be accessed via SSH. In case no SSH server is running in a vm, you can also choose to start one within XPipe.
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There is now support to directly query all VMs and containers located on a Proxmox system via the `pct` and `qm` tools. The containers can be accessed directly as any other containers while the VMs can be accessed via SSH. In case no SSH server is running in a vm, you can also choose to start one with XPipe.
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This feature will probably be available in the professional version in the full release but is available for everyone in the PTB release.
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This feature will be available in the professional version, but is also available in the free professional edition preview after release.
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## Git For Windows environments
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## Improved professional edition preview
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Any new professional features, such as the Proxmox support, will be available for free for a couple of weeks after their initial release. There is now a new dialog available to allow you to quickly set up the XPipe preview plan.
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This allows anyone interested in playing around with new features to do so without limitation and no commitment.
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## Git For Windows shell environments
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The git installation on Windows comes with its own posix environment, which some people use to make use of standard Linux functionalities on Windows if they have not moved to WSL yet. This update brings full support to add this shell environment as well via the automatic detection functionality.
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The git installation on Windows comes with its own posix environment, which some people use to make use of standard Linux functionalities on Windows if they have not moved to WSL yet. This update brings full support to add this shell environment as well via the automatic detection functionality.
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Furthermore, you can also choose to use any namespace you want. This is useful in cases where you have not set up a context for every namespace you have.
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Furthermore, you can also choose to use any namespace you want. This is useful in cases where you have not set up a context for every namespace you have.
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The Kubernetes support is also now available in the pro preview after release.
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## Settings rework
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## Settings rework
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This update comes with a complete rework of the settings menu. Many options have been added and existing ones have been improved, with a focus on providing more control over security settings. Make sure to give them a read to discover new options.
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This update comes with a complete rework of the settings menu. Many options have been added and existing ones have been improved, with a focus on providing more control over security settings. Make sure to give them a read to discover new options.
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The implementation also now supports dumb shells that can be reached via ssh for example, but support still has to be implemented manually. Since I currently don't own any typical hardware like various routers and links, e.g. from cisco, I did not have the ability yet to do this. So if you own any hardware you would like to see supported, open an issue and share the typical output that is printed upon connection, and it can easily be supported.
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The implementation also now supports dumb shells that can be reached via ssh for example, but support still has to be implemented manually. Since I currently don't own any typical hardware like various routers and links, e.g. from cisco, I did not have the ability yet to do this. So if you own any hardware you would like to see supported, open an issue and share the typical output that is printed upon connection, and it can easily be supported.
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For now, it should work with MikroTik routers at least.
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## Temporary containers
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## Temporary containers
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You can now run a temporary docker container using a specified image that will get automatically removed once it is stopped. The container will keep running even if the image does not have any command specified that will run.
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You can now run a temporary docker container using a specified image that will get automatically removed once it is stopped. The container will keep running even if the image does not have any command specified that will run.
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- Add ability to easily add files to the git vault data directory
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- Add ability to easily add files to the git vault data directory
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- Introduce new changelog implementation that will be able to display the changelog relevant when upgrading from you current version, including all intermediate versions
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- Introduce new changelog implementation that will be able to display the changelog relevant when upgrading from you current version, including all intermediate versions
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- Auto expand connections display when a new child is added
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- Auto expand connections display when a new child is added
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- Fix opnsense and PFsense systems not working
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- Fix elevation not working in some cases and throwing errors
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- Fix elevation not working in some cases and throwing errors
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- Fix debug mode not working
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- Improve git vault performance
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- Improve git vault performance
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- Fix macOS updater and installation script sometimes only uninstalling existing version without installing new one
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- Fix macOS updater and installation script sometimes only uninstalling existing version without installing new one
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- Fix scaling issues on Linux by providing a separate scaling option
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- Fix scaling issues on Linux by providing a separate scaling option
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