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This release fixes an issue with sudo commands being improperly escaped (#123, :beers: @marcioamr)

This release fixes an issue with stream handling which could result in nothing being printed to stdout when an SSH command exits fast (#115, :beers: @danielpigott)

Over the past couple of weeks I worked hard on this seemingly minor patch release with the result that Flightplan is now being assailed by a comprehensive test suite with almost 100% code coverage.

This release also fixes minor bugs in edge cases that were uncovered during this process. The code structure has been improved, mostly by adding more empty lines here and there.

:beers: to myself.

The fly command now supports two more options (#80):

• -t, --targets shows a list of available targets
• -T, --tasks shows a list of available tasks

• Fix a problem introduced with 0.6.5 where Transport#sudo() stopped working properly. Commands passed to this function are still being escaped (:beers: @cmckendry)

• Commands passed to Transport#sudo() are now being escaped (#99)

• Add failsafe flag to specify that certain SSH connections to remote hosts are allowed to fail gracefully (docs, #92)
• Improved colors and formatting for errors, prompts and regular output.
• Updated dependencies

This is a minor maintenance release to upgrade to a secure version of semver which was previously vulnerable to ReDoS attacks (#88, :beers: @StevenLangbroek).

• Transport#transfer() now uses the current directory for writing temporary files on Windows (#1, #42, #79, :beers: @gfilardo)
• Updated dependencies

• Transport#prompt() now respects the --no-color flag (#70)
• SSH transport now dereferences the configuration object to not modify its original properties such as privateKey (#75)