ssh-key-algo says "you're all set" but ssh fingerprinting still failing

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ssh-key-algo says "you're all set" but ssh fingerprinting still failing

[tgummerer]

There's two things going on here. New host keys were added, which is where your "SSH fingerprint could not be verified" is most likely coming from. Because the host key changed, your ssh library is no longer happy with the fingerprint of the server key, and is thus erroring out.

This script on the other hand is about checking whether the key on your local system will still be accepted by the server, which seems to be the case.

I'm not sure which library you are using that is telling you "SSH fingerprint could not be verified" (a quick search for that exact error message didn't seem to turn up anything, so I'm not quite sure which one it is and it's hard to give specific advice), but you probably need to make sure that this library is accepting the new host keys.

[ChristopherDrum]

@tgummerer Thank you for the information. The error is coming from within Xcode's GUI interface to the Xcode Server component. Presumably it is using whichever SSH comes with installing Xcode tools. Previously, I never had to think about this aspect of the process; it was just something Xcode Server handled automatically. I'm unclear why Xcode is unable to adapt to these new keys as gracefully as it did in the past. I'll push forward with this information, thank you.