Don't consider a path remote unless it contains a colon. Some paths that contained '@', for example, were considered remote paths and Anvil would try to connect to them over SSH when they were acquired.
When programs that were run remotely over SSH by Anvil and that connected to the Anvil API and requested a websocket, the request could hang because of a deadlock between the Go SSH and HTTP packages. This fix applies the proposed patch in review by Nicola Murino from https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/crypto/+/562756. Anvil now relies on a version of go-x-crypto with this fix applied found here: github.com/jeffwilliams/go-x-crypto. Once the official fix is released we can change the dependency back to the official go-x-crypto again.
Fix the handling of opening local files. When a local file that doesn't exist is opened, don't complain. Fix how the absolute path to local files are created relative to the window path.
The ssh.env table in the settings.toml file which lists additional user-defined environment variables has been renamed to env and is now also applied to locally run programs.
Stop printing syntax highlighting lexer errors to standard output on startup.
Fixed issue where performing Del on a maximized window makes the column appear empty and the other windows in the column that were hidden when the maximized window was present are not shown.
After a command was run with input piped to it (the command was prefixed with |) then the window was not redrawn.
GIO was updated to version 0.6.0
Behave more gracefully when killing a remote process
Fix issue where when opening a second remote file for a host where there is already an ssh connection being opened but not yet established can hang the UI
Handle overlapping selections better
Make CTRL-T determine the text to be executed like middle-click, rather than just accepting a selection