In addition to default (system) ssh version, report configured ssh; fix ssh version parsing on Windows #6729
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Closes #6728 in the first commit fixing the parsing of a more elaborate version "identifier".
Then two subsequent commits pretty much provide two alternative ways to present 2nd version of
ssh
-- the one we actually use, which might be not the "system" one, i.e. not the one "first" in the PATH but the one we configure to use since #6553 which is on Windows is the "system" one, i.e. installed system wide and not in conda. (but not necessarily reported ascmd:system-ssh
).So here is how it looks for me on windows ATM:
and on
maint
it issince
and if I move the "default" ssh aside I get that
for
for the version @adswa observed in #6617 (comment) :