Cannot use SSH key #178059
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That error Usually means the SSH key in your workflow (secrets.DEPLOY_KEY) isn’t being read correctly, it might be invalid, misformatted, or not actually needed. If you’re just pushing changes back to the same repository, you don’t need to set up an SSH key at all. GitHub Actions already provides a built-in GITHUB_TOKEN that can handle authentication safely. If your workflow needs to push to another repository, then you’ll need to create and add a proper deploy key: |
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I get the error above, below is the yml.
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