After opening a SshClient Connection (calling CreateShell) there is no way to call SendWindowChangeRequest because _channel (IChannelSession) is an internal field and not accessible.
The solution appears to be surfacing the SendWindowChangeRequest in the ShellStream class. I note other requests like ChangeFlow etc. would remain inaccessible though.
The alternative is to surface the IChannelSession interface and make it a read only property to get references to all the underlying methods. But that is 2 levels of abstraction more primitive than the client - so implementing a method "WindowChangeRequest" thats calls the IChannelSession.SendWindowChangeRequest method is most obvious, but that would suggest implementing a wrapper to all the other methods: SendPseudoTerminalRequest, SendX11ForwardingRequest - ie practically the whole IChannel Interface.
So I recommend surfacing the IChannelSession as a read only property.
After opening a SshClient Connection (calling CreateShell) there is no way to call SendWindowChangeRequest because _channel (IChannelSession) is an internal field and not accessible.
The solution appears to be surfacing the SendWindowChangeRequest in the ShellStream class. I note other requests like ChangeFlow etc. would remain inaccessible though.
The alternative is to surface the IChannelSession interface and make it a read only property to get references to all the underlying methods. But that is 2 levels of abstraction more primitive than the client - so implementing a method "WindowChangeRequest" thats calls the IChannelSession.SendWindowChangeRequest method is most obvious, but that would suggest implementing a wrapper to all the other methods: SendPseudoTerminalRequest, SendX11ForwardingRequest - ie practically the whole IChannel Interface.
So I recommend surfacing the IChannelSession as a read only property.