* The ssh key may be created manually prior the task execution with a
passphrase. And the task will be executed on the same key.
* The ssh key may be broken and not usable.
The module will check the private key and if the key is password
protected or broken, it will be overridden.
The check of the ssh key performed by retrieve the public key from the
private key.
Set the "self.force" check before the "isPrivateKeyValid" check.
In case of any issue with the "isPrivateKeyValid" function, the user
will be able to force the regeneration of the key with the "force: yes"
argument.
- Split the key validation to separate private and public.
- In case public key does not exist, recreate it.
- Validate comment of the key.
- In case comment changed, update the private and public keys.
* openssh_keypair: bugfix make regenerating keypairs via force possible / add invalid file handling
* openssh_keypair: change permissions of read-only file instead of deleting it for regeneration; add changelog fragment
* address review feedbak, refactor
* add integration tests for bigfixes
* linter: fix indent
* fixup integration tests: use force when regenerating an invalid file
* linter: fix indent
* openssh_keypair: address review feedback
* openssh_keypair: fixup, remove backtick
* openssh_keypair: address review feedback
* Only pass 'y' into stdin of ssh-keygen when file exists.
The extant documentation says that the fingerprint return value is a
single string, but it is currently being returned as a split list.
Convert the returned value to a string as documented, and add some
basic test-case coverage for the return values.
- The openssh_keypair module will return a public key output on the
private key creation.
- Add integration test in order to verify the public key output.
