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Remove broken support for PEM-encoded SSH public keys #7581
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OK so there appear to be two different type of keys here - neither of which appear to work. There is the SSH2 key type which I think is what this code is supposed to work for - but doesn't because they start with And there is the PEM type which is what you've tried here. |
Yeah, it looks like the code is meant for this format:
The way the fences are written there will not match our check for I also just tested on GitHub and they only support the OpenSSH format. |
So #7600 should fix this. |
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Trying to add a PEM-encoded public SSH key like
on a user or repo results in this weird error coming from here:
This has probably been broken for years.
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