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This isn't about wanting to replace RSA with Ed25519. The "ssh-rsa" method refers to RSA with SHA1 for hashing. It's the latter part that's the problem. The for
by gspr 6y ago
This isn't about wanting to replace RSA with Ed25519. The "ssh-rsa" method refers to RSA with SHA1 for hashing. It's the latter part that's the problem. The former is slightly inconvenient at worst (big keys).
- b0afc375b5 6y agoSure. But I was merely responding to the developercommunity forum post, which literally has the post body: > Currently only RSA keys are supported. The documentation doesn’t mention this fact; further, no error message is given when an *Ed25519* key is added. I wanted to express that this problem is not isolated to Azure.