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fix: openssh on windows doesn't play nicely with piping data through Stdin #27

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@pascalbreuninger pascalbreuninger commented May 29, 2024

As a workaround we use our golang based ssh client to connect to the host and only use the locally installed ssh to resolve host configuration. This requires users to explicitly specify their IdentityFile in their ssh config otherwise we won't be able to authenticate.

…Stdin.

As a workaround we use our golang based ssh client to connect to the
host and only use the locally installed ssh to resolve host
configuration.
This requires users to explicitly specify their IdentityFile in their
ssh config otherwise we won't be able to authenticate.

In the future we could think about adding all IdentityFiles to the
client.
@pascalbreuninger pascalbreuninger requested a review from 89luca89 May 29, 2024 14:34
@pascalbreuninger pascalbreuninger changed the title fix: openssh on windows doesn't play nicely with piping data through Stdin. As a workaround we use our golang based ssh client to connect to the host and only use the locally installed ssh to resolve host configuration. This requires users to explicitly specify their IdentityFile in their ssh config otherwise we won't be able to authenticate. fix: openssh on windows doesn't play nicely with piping data through Stdin May 29, 2024
@89luca89 89luca89 merged commit a9c6447 into main May 29, 2024
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