Add in support for behavoir like: ssh -t sshUser@host "sudo -u OTHERUser somecommand"

[fwelland]

Using: 'org.hidetake:groovy-ssh:2.9.0'

Actually writing groovy code, not gradle stuff.

I have a hunk of ssh like:

        ssh.run {
            session(host: targetHost, user: uzer, password: passwd) {                    
                executeSudo('gpg --list-keys', errorStream : System.out, pty : true) {  println it }
            }        
        }

But would like to be able to do something like this:

        ssh.run {
            session(host: targetHost, user: uzer, password: passwd) {                    
                executeSudo('gpg --list-keys', sudoUser:  differentUserNotSSHUser,  sudoUserPass : somePassword, errorStream : System.out, pty : true) {  println it }
            }        
        }

Does groovy-ssh support this? Or can this be considered for a new feature?