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sshkey with `@` in name
See original GitHub issueI was curious if this is planned or if you know of a workaround
post of my ssh-keys follow the patten [name].[mashine]@[organisation.tld] but it seems that the @ causes a "FileNotFound exception with the ssh key if I have it listed in my ssh config file.
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No worries! Sometimes all you need is a rubber duck! 😉
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the git config is wrong.
the file is called
dae@gitlab.ti8m.chand notdae@ti8m.gitlab.chSorry for the noise.
Great tool btw!