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Due to some unfortunate old code, every users/groups key in our user data allows for both underscores and dashes. For example, if we define the key as ssh_authorized_keys, then ssh-authorized-keys is also valid.
The schema for all of the user and group properties contains the _ version of the key but not the - version. The schema needs to be updated to allow both while specifying that the - version is deprecated.
#5162 already does this for ssh-authorized-keys, but we should do it for the remaining keys to be consistent.
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Due to some unfortunate old code, every users/groups key in our user data allows for both underscores and dashes. For example, if we define the key as
ssh_authorized_keys
, thenssh-authorized-keys
is also valid.The schema for all of the user and group properties contains the
_
version of the key but not the-
version. The schema needs to be updated to allow both while specifying that the-
version is deprecated.#5162 already does this for
ssh-authorized-keys
, but we should do it for the remaining keys to be consistent.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: