Using ~
in --ssh-key
causes SSH key does not exist
#12659
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The weird quirk is this only occurs if you use an
=
between the key pair, if you use a space your terminal will rewrite to the absolute path.We should update the ssh-key value with the absolute path if we detect a
~
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