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The examples at the top of the page for the @ssh connector documentation list the key name "ssh_username", but the documentation below that list "ssh_user" as the paramater to set to change the SSH user name. It would seem that "ssh_user" is the correct key name, per testing on my own setup.
To Reproduce
Visit documentation page for SSH connector, mismatch between examples and list of various key names that can be concfigured.
Expected behavior
Examples should list "ssh_name" instead of "ssh_username"
Describe the bug
The examples at the top of the page for the @ssh connector documentation list the key name "ssh_username", but the documentation below that list "ssh_user" as the paramater to set to change the SSH user name. It would seem that "ssh_user" is the correct key name, per testing on my own setup.
To Reproduce
Visit documentation page for SSH connector, mismatch between examples and list of various key names that can be concfigured.
Expected behavior
Examples should list "ssh_name" instead of "ssh_username"