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The default CredentialManager module has a built-in length limit of 512 chars. I've asked the developer whether this is an underlying technology limitation.
It looks like the credential manager on windows has no easy way to store credentials larger than 512 chars. The API allows it, but none of the interfaces do. So I think the way to make this work on Windows (and all platforms) is to allows an encrypted private key in the PEM format and to store the key password in the keychain, rather than the key itself.
As of the last commit, we only supported PKCS#5 encrypted private keys. But with this update, we transition from the old pycrypto module to the brand new (and available on Windows from PyPI) pycryptodome module, which has plug-compatible functionality but runs on modern Pythons *and* has full PCKS#8 support! So now we support all forms of encrypted private keys!
Doesn't seem to take multi-line value, or long string if I put on one line.
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