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e2e: fix authentication issue on git clone
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In the `15_upgrade` tests when it was doing a git clone it would report `Too many authentication failures` if there are a number of different ssh keys on the system. As the tests use a generated key pair we can tell ssh to only use the supplied identity file and not try all found keys. Relates to: fluxcd#179
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Thank you @richardcase. Much appreciated that you took the time to get to the bottom of this 🌷
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In the
15_upgradetests when it was doing a git clone it wouldreport
Too many authentication failuresif there are a numberof different ssh keys on the system. As the tests use a generated
key pair we can tell ssh to only use the supplied identity file and
not try all found keys.
Relates to: #179