Cargo: Use upstream openssh-keys 0.6.2 instead of a branch #14
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Now that coreos/openssh-keys#68 was merged, we should simply use upstream openssh-keys 0.6.2, instead of a custom branch.
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(please ignore the unit test failure, as it will be fixed in the other PR) |
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Update openssh-keys to 0.6.2 to avoid relying on a custom branch. Also remove custom patch from the ebuild. Pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#14.
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Update openssh-keys to 0.6.2 to avoid relying on a custom branch. Also remove custom patch from the ebuild. Pulls in flatcar/update-ssh-keys#14.
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Now that coreos/openssh-keys#68 was merged, we should simply use upstream openssh-keys 0.6.2, instead of a custom branch.