Support Hardware Security Keys by updating openssh-keys #7
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This is the result of "cargo update".
The dead code warning for the "lock" is ignored and the depecration warning for unnecessary "format!" is solved.
This pulls in a newer version of the openssh-keys crate that supports hardware security keys. A test case is added, too.
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This pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#7 to support Hardware Security Keys in update-ssh-keys.
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This pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#7 to support Hardware Security Keys in update-ssh-keys.
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This pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#7 to support Hardware Security Keys in update-ssh-keys. Until we have a new crates.io release of openssh-keys with coreos/openssh-keys#68 we need to host it on Origin or find a way to make the eclass more flexible.
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This pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#7 to support Hardware Security Keys in update-ssh-keys. Until we have a new crates.io release of openssh-keys with coreos/openssh-keys#68 we need to host it on Origin or find a way to make the eclass more flexible. Here it was hosted on Origin (from "cargo package").
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This pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#7 to support Hardware Security Keys in update-ssh-keys. Until we have a new crates.io release of openssh-keys with coreos/openssh-keys#68 we need to host it on Origin or find a way to make the eclass more flexible. Here it was hosted on Origin (from "cargo package") and the Cargo.toml/lock patched on build to think it would come from crates.io because the Gentoo eclass only supports that location.
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This pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#7 to support Hardware Security Keys in update-ssh-keys. Until we have a new crates.io release of openssh-keys with coreos/openssh-keys#68 we need to host it on Origin or find a way to make the eclass more flexible. Here it was hosted on Origin (from "cargo package") and the Cargo.toml/lock patched on build to think it would come from crates.io because the Gentoo eclass only supports that location.
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Support Hardware Security Keys by updating openssh-keys
This pulls in a newer version of the openssh-keys crate that supports
hardware security keys. A test case is added, too.
Address compilation warnings
The dead code warning for the "lock" is ignored and the depecration
warning for unnecessary "format!" is solved.
Cargo.lock: Update dependencies
This is the result of "cargo update".
How to use
Use it from coreos-overlay to fix flatcar/Flatcar#691
Testing done
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cargo testTested with Flatcar Stable by copying binary over (
RUSTFLAGS='-C target-feature=+crt-static' cargo build --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnuandscp -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -P 2222 target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/debug/update-ssh-keys core@127.0.0.1:):Testing with kola: flatcar-archive/coreos-overlay#2289