Added a state machine for handling PuTTY's multiline SSH keys#1574
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Thanks for the submission, @bjepson! |
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It was my pleasure, @tdewey-rpi!! |
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Welcome to the team @bjepson 😆 |
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Delighted to be here 😊 |
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I've added a state machine to the main loop in splitKeys() to allow it to recognise and reassemble PuTTY SSH keys in PuTTY's default public key format (see #1569). I tested Imager running on Linux with both a PuTTY key and openssh ed25519 public key.