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I noticed this when trying to import an SSH key pair (ED25519) generated from the AWS console, but the bug can be replicated fully locally. SSH private keys generated from the AWS console have 64 characters per line, while Bitwarden key import only supports when each row has exactly 70 characters.
In the Bitwarden desktop client, create an SSH key.
Copy the private key to a text editor.
Remove line break(s) (line 1 should now have 140 characters).
Copy the contents of the text editor to the clipboard.
Press + on the SSH keys and press "Import key from clipboard"
I understand that work is tracked outside of GitHub. A PR will be linked to this issue should one be opened to address it, but Bitwarden doesn't use fields like "assigned", "milestone", or "project" to track progress.
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Steps To Reproduce
I noticed this when trying to import an SSH key pair (ED25519) generated from the AWS console, but the bug can be replicated fully locally. SSH private keys generated from the AWS console have 64 characters per line, while Bitwarden key import only supports when each row has exactly 70 characters.
Expected Result
Confirmation message "SSH key imported successfully" shown.
Actual Result
Error message "The SSH key is invalid" shown.
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Additional Context
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Operating System
Linux
Operating System Version
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Installation method
Other
Build Version
2025.2.0
Issue Tracking Info
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