Guilhem Bonnefille (CS) (gbonnefille)2022-12-07 18:52 For an instance administrator, such feature is useful, mandatory. The related UI in the administration view too. Use case: As an administrator, I would like to remove an SSH key (API Token?) that was compromised, even if the related user is unable to do it (holidays).
Thomas Gerbet (tgerbet)2018-08-31 14:46 Hi, Thanks for the interest and the proposal! We had a quick chat with the rest of the team about it and we would be more inclined to accept a contribution with the following REST routes: GET /users/:id/ssh_keys [ { "id": 1, "key": "ssh-rsa AAA..." } ] POST /ssh_keys DELETE /ssh_keys/:id These routes are more coherent with the rest of the Tuleap API and SSH keys are exposed as a proper resources instead being mixed with the user preferences. I also took the liberty to edit the summary of the artifact to make it a bit more explicit. Summary -Add new entry point in the rest API +Add REST endpoints to manage user SSH keys Status changed from New to AcknowledgedIs an Enhancement or an internal improvement? set to enhancement