Updated roadmap for future releases

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sshyp 2022.01.10.fr2.3
sshyp 2022.01.XX.fr2.4
The Lighter Update - Patch 3
The Lighter Update - Patch 4
This release is a hotfix for 2021.12.01.fr2.2. It features critical security fixes and quality-of-life improvements.
New features:
- a man page has been added
This release is a hotfix for 2021.12.01.fr2.3. It is the last (planned) update in the fr2.x series and is intended for maximum reliability.
Changes:
- folders in /dev/shm are no longer created before input from the user (fixes critical security flaws)
- fixed syncing of files (specifically downloading) with special characters, such as '('
- fixed program still continuing after trying to edit an entry that doesn't exist
- the gen command has been updated to use the newer notetaking system
- printing functions in sshyp have been combined into one function (arguments determine section to print, fewer lines of code)
- file not found exceptions have been re-implemented
- .lower() is now used to remove casing when checking inputs
- removed an old reference to "rsync" in the configuration dialog
** updated the manpage with more information regarding how sshyp works and how to set it up
** ensured that it is now impossible for ghosts of entires to remain in /dev/shm
** reduced total lines of code with small optimizations
Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
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- new visual features
^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
getting a retro computing theme.
- packages for more environments
^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
- imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
- when syncing, a check is made to see if any folders are not on all devices - if the check comes back true, it is corrected (in sshyp)
Planned for next major update (fr3, The sshyp Doing a Split Update):
Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
sshyp:
** sshyp has recieved a major visual overhaul
^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art
- enforce permissions on the server-side
- allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
- allow for multi-client deletion... somehow (in sshync)
- detatch sshync and make it a separate package
sshync:
** sshync has been split into a separate package and now has standalone functionality as a backup/syncing utility
^ more details will be available in the sshync repo, once it is created
Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
Additions planned for minor releases:
- ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
- auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
** package sshyp/sshync for Termux (Android), Alpine, and Debian (in addition to the already existing Arch version)
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Planned for next, next major update (fr4, The Farmer Shearing the sshyp Update):
** allow for multi-client deletion... somehow (in sshync)
** when syncing, a check is made to see if any folders are not on all devices - if the check comes back true, it is corrected (in sshyp)
** imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
** enforce permissions on the server-side
** allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
** ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
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Backlog:
- package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
- create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
** create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
** auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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The full history of changes to "sshyp" can be found on the following page:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rwinkhart/sshyp/main/extra/changelog-total
Legend:
** = feature/change not yet finished/implemented
- = feature/change implemented and pushed upstream
&& = visual separater for patch notes for different planned major version releases