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When running the command furyctl create cluster without a configured public SSH key on your GitHub account, the following error occurs:
INFO Downloading distribution...
ERRO error while downloading distribution: unsupported KFD version: seems like the specified version v1.25.6 does not exist, try another version from the official repositoryx
Suggested Fix
To improve the user experience and avoid this error, I recommend adding a step in the Wiki to remember/guide users on how to configure a public SSH key on their GitHub account before running the furyctl create cluster command.
Steps to Reproduce
Run furyctl create cluster without a configured public SSH key on your GitHub account.
Expected Behavior
The command should either succeed or provide a more informative error message suggesting that the user needs to configure a public SSH key.
Actual Behavior
The command fails with an error message that does not clearly indicate the need for a configured public SSH key.
Issue
When running the command
furyctl create cluster
without a configured public SSH key on your GitHub account, the following error occurs:INFO Downloading distribution... ERRO error while downloading distribution: unsupported KFD version: seems like the specified version v1.25.6 does not exist, try another version from the official repositoryx
Suggested Fix
To improve the user experience and avoid this error, I recommend adding a step in the Wiki to remember/guide users on how to configure a public SSH key on their GitHub account before running the
furyctl create cluster
command.Steps to Reproduce
furyctl create cluster
without a configured public SSH key on your GitHub account.Expected Behavior
The command should either succeed or provide a more informative error message suggesting that the user needs to configure a public SSH key.
Actual Behavior
The command fails with an error message that does not clearly indicate the need for a configured public SSH key.
Additional Information
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