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I have multiple ssh keys on different machines and each of the machines have a different default key. So I want to symlink the default ssh key (id_rsa and id_rsa.pub) to the default key of that machine. I already created a data entry for the default key name called defaultSshKey. I created the symlinks and now want to add them to my dotfiles with chezmoi add --autotemplate .ssh\id_rsa. But the result of this is not a template symlink which uses the value of defaultSshKey.
To reproduce
See description.
Expected behavior
A symlink template is created and uses the defaultSshKey value.
Seems like the template data names are converted to lowercase. I have to use defaultsshkey in my templates even though I have data: defaultSshKey: in my config.
Describe the bug
I have multiple ssh keys on different machines and each of the machines have a different default key. So I want to symlink the default ssh key (
id_rsa
andid_rsa.pub
) to the default key of that machine. I already created a data entry for the default key name calleddefaultSshKey
. I created the symlinks and now want to add them to my dotfiles withchezmoi add --autotemplate .ssh\id_rsa
. But the result of this is not a template symlink which uses the value ofdefaultSshKey
.To reproduce
See description.
Expected behavior
A symlink template is created and uses the
defaultSshKey
value.Output of command with
--verbose
Output of
chezmoi doctor
Additional context
I'm using windows 10
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