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I find the upper more correct (get_ssh_keys instead of get_sshkeys) since SSH key is really two words in English language and our API is just wrong here. But wouldn't be opposed to that as long as there are aliases.
On 30. Apr 2021, at 08:26, Benjamin Kircher ***@***.***> wrote:
I find the upper more correct (get_ssh_keys instead of get_sshkeys) since SSH key is really two words in English language and our API is just wrong here. But wouldn't be opposed to that as long as there are aliases.
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To make this client more in line with the official API I'd to propose a rename of the following methods:
ssh_key
is canonically without the underscore in the API. The new function names would then beFor backwards-compat we could alias the methods to their old names.
It's a small annoyance, but I still wanted to mention it. I'm ready to work an a pull request if this change finds acceptance.
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