After the NetBox instances, netssh configure now opens a menu with all
sections: SSH defaults, global SSH options (jump host, host key
checking, target, address family, extra args, -o options), SSH rules,
resolver & cache (including the cache file), shortcuts & command alias,
and completion.max_results. SSH options can also be set per instance.
The wizard rebuilt the config from its own fields, so re-running it
dropped global SSH options, ssh.rules and completion.max_results from
the file. It now edits a copy of the loaded config, and save validates
SSH options and rules before writing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add SSH settings that apply only to netssh connections, so
~/.ssh/config does not need global changes:
- proxy_jump (passed as -J; "none" disables an inherited jump host)
- host_key_checking: strict | accept-new | off (off prints a notice)
- target: ip (default) | name | hostname; "name" connects to the
NetBox name with -o HostName=<ip> and -o HostKeyAlias=<name>, so
`Host *.example.com` rules apply and known_hosts entries follow the
device instead of a reused IP
- address_family: any | inet | inet6
- options (-o Key=Value) and extra_args
Settings layer global -> netboxes[].ssh -> ssh.rules (match by tag,
instance, kind, or name glob). Options given on the command line
always win: -o values are inserted after the user's own, and
extra_args before them.
New wrapper flags: --jump HOST, --no-jump, and --dry-run, which prints
the final ssh command instead of connecting. The TUI uses the same
options. The setup wizard keeps all new settings when it saves.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
