iap-desktop

Release 2.48 introduces several quality improvements and fixes, including the following:

• SSH bracketed pasting: When pasting text to a terminal, IAP Desktop now uses bracketed pasting only if the text spans multiple lines. This fixes an issue where bracketed pasting broke the ability to paste passwords to a sudo password prompt.
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Release 2.47 introduces several improvements and fixes, including the following:

• OS Login for workforce identity users: This version restores the ability for workforce identity users to use OS Login. This feature was available before, but recently broke due to a breaking change in the way the OS Login v1beta API supports certificate signing.
• Hung SQL Server or HTTP connections: SQL...

Release 2.46 introduces a number of incremental improvements:

• Terminal copy/paste on click: You can now copy terminal output by selecting text and left-clicking the terminal. Similarly, you can use a right-click to copy the selected text and immediately paste it. The behavior is similar to what you might be used to from the Windows-builtin terminal.
• Terminal scrolling: You can now...

Release 2.45 introduces a number of improvements, mostly related to SSH:

• Bracketed pasting: When you paste clipboard content to the terminal, IAP Desktop now uses bracketed pasting again. Bracketed pasting helps maintain formatting when you copy code blocks, and lets you paste multi-line commands to a shell without immediately executing the...

Release 2.44 introduces a number of SSH improvements:

• New terminal: The SSH terminal is now based on the same component that powers the Windows Terminal. As a result of this change, the terminal now supports a range of additional xterm features, including mouse input and support for 256 colors.

• Browse and transfer files: When you'...