Option to open SSH connections via shell command

New SSH_CMD option to force opening of SSH connections via shell command, not URL. Enables the loading of local configuration files before the SSH connection is opened #8.

Fix delete from history

Fix #4

Smarter SSH URLs

• Smarter generation of SSH URLs for hosts from ~/.ssh/config
• Better removal of duplicates

In-workflow updates

The workflow can now update itself from GitHub releases.

Read ~/.ssh/config and /etc/ssh/ssh_config

• Also read hosts from SSH config files
• Alternate action: open connection with mosh
• Improve handling of user-specified username and/or port

Disable individual suggestion sources

Fix #1

You can now turn off individual suggestion sources (and/or the history) in the workflow's configuration sheet.

Set the variables DISABLE_ETC_HOSTS, DISABLE_KNOWN_HOSTS and DISABLE_HISTORY to 1 to turn off suggestions from the corresponding source.

Add History, SFTP and Ping

History

Remembers connections with usernames and suggests them, so you don't have to type the username every time.

Use ⌥+↩ to forget a connection from the History.

Alternate actions

You can open an SFTP connection instead of an SSH one with ⌘+↩ or you can ping the host with ⇧+↩

Initial release

Open SSH connections from Alfred 3. Autosuggestions based on /etc/hosts and your know_hosts file.