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Changelog

All notable changes to mobaxterm2ssh.

[2.1.0] - 2026-01-19

New Features

Export to SuperPutty XML: Convert your sessions back to SuperPutty format with the new --output-format superputty option. Perfect for sharing configs with team members who use SuperPutty.
Bidirectional Conversion: Now supports full round-trip conversion between all formats - MobaxTerm, SuperPutty, and OpenSSH config.

Improvements

Folder hierarchy is preserved when exporting to SuperPutty XML
PuTTY command-line arguments (-A, -X, -i) are automatically generated from session settings

[2.0.0] - 2026-01-19

New Features

SuperPutty Support: Import sessions from SuperPutty's Sessions.xml files. Automatically extracts PuTTY command-line arguments including identity files, agent forwarding, and X11 forwarding.
Auto-Detection: The tool now automatically detects whether your input files are MobaxTerm or SuperPutty format. No need to specify --format unless you want to override.
Format Selection: New --format option to explicitly choose the input format when needed.

Improvements

Reorganized codebase into modular architecture (lib/parsers/, lib/generators/)
Added comprehensive test suite for both parsers

[1.0.0] - Initial Release

Features

MobaxTerm to SSH Config: Convert MobaxTerm .ini and .mxtsessions files to standard OpenSSH ~/.ssh/config format
Jump Host Support: Automatically converts MobaxTerm's SSH gateway settings to ProxyJump configuration
Session Preservation: Maintains folder organization, usernames, ports, identity files, and connection options (agent forwarding, X11, compression)
Safe Merging: Merges converted sessions with your existing SSH config file, creating timestamped backups before any modifications
Username Replacement: Use --replaceuser old/new to update usernames across all sessions during conversion

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