Ssh key cannot be used

[DrummyFloyd]

here my ssh config for the git sections , dunno where im wrong

git:
  remotes:
    origin:
      authenticationMethod: PUBLIC_KEY
      user: DrummyFloyd
      privateKey: ".ssh/id_ed25519" # tried both line
      # privateKey: ~/.ssh/id_ed25519

❯ nyx mark
INFO[0000] Version: '3.1.1'                             
ERRO[0000] cannot instantiate a PublicKeys object using the provided private key: ssh: no key found 
an error occurred when trying to push: ssh: handshake failed: knownhosts: key mismatch

any idea what i'm missing?

yx version: 2.5.2

Usage:
    nyx [arguments] [command]

Commands are:
    clean               reverts the repository to its initial state and removes files created by other commands, if any
    infer               inspects the commit history and repository status and computes the project version
    make                produces artifacts (i.e. changelog) as per the configuration
    mark                commits, tags and pushes, according to the configuration and the repository status
    publish             publish the new release, if any, to the configured services

obviously , my ssh key exist, because i'vve clone my repo and work everyday with this key =)

[sh-cau]

Three things:

• You don't need to specify a user field in that case. Instead, you need to pass your passphrase like so:

  git:
  remotes:
    origin:
      authenticationMethod: "PUBLIC_KEY"
      privateKey: "{{#fileContent}}<dirToYourHome/>/.ssh/id_ed25519{{/fileContent}}"
      passphrase: "{{#environmentVariable}}SSH_PASSPHRASE{{/environmentVariable}"

  where you need to replace <dirToYourHome/> with your path and then set the environment variable SSH_PASSPHRASE in the shell where you execute nyx. Note that the above solution will leave your passphrase readable as plain text in your shell history but it is still better than using, e.g., passphrase: "actualPassphrase".

• If you do not specify the path as an absolute path, nyx assumes you mean a relative path w.r.t. your current working directory.
• You need the content of that file and not the file name. In the provided examples this is a bit opaque since the rendered text does not show you the {{#fileContent}} template bit and you can see it in the raw source. However, that is mentioned in the docs.

Hope that helps

[flelli]

Thanks @sh-cau . I'm closing this issue as it seems already addressed. Feel free to reopen in case you need.

[DrummyFloyd]

thank you guys for the answer !!!!