Aaron Batilo

For my use case, restoring to latest with specifically Aurora Postgres is all I'm looking to do at the moment @jkatz. Thank you for the reference PRs. I don't want...

Whatever happened to this discussion? Was it dropped?

> @abatilo we'd still love to implement this and could use help if you're up for it =) 😅 This sounds like it goes way beyond my understanding right now....

After doing some more digging, it appears that [the following statement](https://github.com/argoproj-labs/argocd-image-updater/blob/177c50d18a3716c4f7b9627be9f8a04de96e8ba2/docs/basics/update-methods.md#L109-L110) is no longer being respected: ``` By default Argo CD Image Updater re-uses the credentials you have configured in...

Sorry, I did not mean to close the issue!

After doing quite a bit of investigation, it appears that the bugs I was finding actually had to do with the fact that I was defining my GitHub app credentials...

@benfuu Thank you so much for looking into this. It looks like image `quay.io/argoprojlabs/argocd-image-updater:latest@sha256:c9134fb6873a89ff21b49dee6834505d4c3620f321bde8406371b601b3a93694` fixes the problem that I reported at the top of this issue, but now there's a...

If you disable the summary generation, things seem fine again. I've experienced this on a Kubernetes driver agent also

What about adding a TTL for added ssh keys? https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/os-login/ssh-keys/add#--ttl

@Michaelvll Actually, if every command consistently sets a `--ttl`, then as long as you're accessing things through `gcloud`, the key timestamp will get updated and if you use a `gcloud`...