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Allow connections via SSH agent #31
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Thank you for your PR! This is definitely something we could merge. Would prefer to have it tested first tho.
I'm up for a breaking change, what would you change? |
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If I remember correctly, terraform does not allow the block name |
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I got the tests working! If you fix the final comment, we can merge 😄
@phaer could we get this one merged? |
Co-authored-by: Amund Tenstad <github@amund.io>
@tenstad Sorry for the wait, the project I am using this provider for is on ice for the moment and I had quite a few other things going on. But looks goot to me, thanks for all the fixes and the provider in general! :) |
Co-authored-by: Amund Tenstad <github@amund.io>
Hi & thanks a lot for this project!
Here's a minimal implementation which allows connecting via a local SSH agent, which can be useful if the private key is either password protected or not available because it's stored on a hardware token (as is the case with my yubikey).
Is this something you would merge?
Additionally, would you welcome a breaking change in another PR which synchronizes the parameters of this providers
conn
blocks with modern terraformsconnection
blocks?