Support ed25519 for SSH
See original GitHub issueWhen I submit my SSH public key
ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAICKHoRRTDdoqmEQ9YFNFn75K0w6wdh1labhDzDCtTRO+ colindean
Gitbucket tells me that it’s invalid. It’s definitely valid, but perhaps Gitbucket doesn’t support ed25519 yet. That’d be a nice feature to have.
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@otofune Great news! Thanks for information. I would like to start work for support it.
apache mina sshd now supports ED25519 key, above issue was resolved. (and now status is ‘resolved’.) is there any progress?