this.ssh v1.1.0

A slightly major update!

This release pushes a very important feature for the this.ssh, which is to be able to assign a host to a key and be able to update the origin.

This release circles back to the original problem statement that I faced - I have two SSH keys on my computer; one for work and one for personal use and both of them are initialized by the SSH agent. This causes a conflict and the repo folders fail to understand what ssh key they're supposed to use.

The simple and direct solution to this problem is using a SSH config, where you essentially define that for this host I wanna use this SSH key but in the case of GitHub our host will be github.com and this is true for both the keys - work and personal.

This means that in the config we have to define the origin too, that for this origin use this key.

This update of this.ssh allows to handle this problem with absolute ease!
Use the UI to manage your keys with absolute comfort.

Features - Complete	Release Date
Assign a host	12/10/2025
Edit an assigned host	16/10/2025
Get the origin for manual update	22/01/2026
Let this.ssh update the origin for selected directory	05/03/2026

this.ssh v1.0.0

See the assets to download this version and install.

thisdotssh_v0.0.1_amd64_alpha

Initial Release!

I am excited to finally push out the v-0.0.1_alpha of this.ssh.

This version covers major initial steps of the product. Here's the list of features that are part of this release:

Features - Complete	Release Date
List SSH Keys	30/07/2025
Onload SSH Keys into the SSH agent	30/07/2025
Create SSH Keys	13/08/2025
Remove SSH Keys	19/08/2025
Documentation - Initial Phase	19/08/2025