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The UI should give a clear indication if the encryption key given as input can't be used. ssh-ed25519 along with crypt4gh-key are the supported key types, so those are the only ones to be accepted.
DoD (Definition of Done)
User can't mistakenly input non-working keys in, or the user is alerted that the key they tried to encrypt with is invalid.
Testing
Frontend tests for inputting incorrect key files, or manual testing for development.
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Proposed solution
The UI should give a clear indication if the encryption key given as input can't be used.
ssh-ed25519
along withcrypt4gh-key
are the supported key types, so those are the only ones to be accepted.DoD (Definition of Done)
User can't mistakenly input non-working keys in, or the user is alerted that the key they tried to encrypt with is invalid.
Testing
Frontend tests for inputting incorrect key files, or manual testing for development.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: