Add new option "NIXOPS_SSHOPTS" #900
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This new option is an escape hatch allowing you to pass arbitrary flags to ssh. This was added to help do things like bootstrap a 'none' deployment in an unusual environment.
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resolves #899 for me as I can now temporarily set NIXOPS_SSHOPTS="-F /some/tmp/ssh_config" |
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I have removed nixops as a dependency from my project and thus will no longer track this issue. |
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Isn't this still a good idea though? Sorry the maintainers seem to have gone missing. (hopefully only temporarily...) |
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@aij I left the issue open and it links here so someone can always take this code if needed. One month without comment or triage means nixops isn't suitable to depend on imo. |
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This new option is an escape hatch allowing
you to pass arbitrary flags to ssh. This
was added to help do things like bootstrap
a 'none' deployment in an unusual environment.