🐛 ssh-config is generated for Linux despite installing the Windows version

[y2k04]

Describe the bug If you do cloudflared access ssh-config --hostname [hostname] --short-lived-cert on Windows, it will create an ssh config entry made for Linux.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run cloudflared access ssh-config --hostname [hostname] --short-lived-cert on Windows
2. It will generate a config for a Linux OS, not Windows.

Expected behavior It is meant to create an ssh config for Windows.

Environment and versions

• OS: Windows
• Architecture: x64
• Version: 22H2 (22622.586)

Logs and errors

Additional context N/A

[Bexanderthebex]

Is this because the default shell for windows is not bash but could be powershell or something similar? I'd like to help but would like to brainstorm and make sure I understand the problem correctly first

[y2k04]

It doesn't have to do with the default shell for Windows, it is just how cloudflared was ported to Windows. It is just a small oversight by the developers, nothing big. "Should be easy" to fix this issue. It's just as "simple" as checking the operating system, OR, hard coding it for the specific release, whether it is for Linux and MacOS or Windows.

[Bexanderthebex]

@y2k04 yeah what exact config is tripping it of is what I am trying to find out.

[y2k04]

When it generates the config, it specifies the shell as bash, even though I ran it under Windows, not WSL or a VM or Docker.

[Bexanderthebex]

@y2k04 that is exactly what I was referring to earlier...

[y2k04]

Could you please rephrase the question?

[y2k04]

I think it would close the issue :3