0.2.0

This version of the plugin changes the authentication flow. Instead of using the CLI managed access token to access the SSH proxy, the plugin acquire a one-time authorization code from the UAA that will be sent to the SSH proxy. The SSH proxy will then exchange the authorization code for an access token using its own client identity and secret.

This version of the plugin also adds a get-ssh-code command that returns a one-time authorization code for the SSH proxy. This code can be used as a password when using the proxy to access Cloud Foundry application containers with standard ssh clients. This resolves issues some users have encountered when using standard clients that limit the length passwords to less than 1024 bytes.