Hi Dan! On Wed, 2023-07-19 at 11:28 +0200, Dan Čermák via openSUSE Factory wrote:
we have been working on a prototype that allows you to maintain your packages in git (similarly to Fedora's dist git) on src.opensuse.org instead of on OBS. Contributions to the package are then handled via pull requests on src.opensuse.org which get automatically forwarded as submitrequests on OBS.
I wanted to migrate some packages of the Public Cloud Team to git on src.opensuse.org and tried adding both my public SSH key as well as my public GPG key. While the GPG key was accepted without any issues, my SSH was rejected with the following error message that indicates the key is too short: "Cannot verify your SSH key: key length is not enough: got 2048, needs 3071" After a quick web search, it turns out that this is related to the minimum key length check being enabled: "MINIMUM_KEY_SIZE_CHECK = true" Is this intentional? If yes, what is the recommended way to generate an SSH key (although I would like to avoid having to create new keys)? Thanks, Adrian