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Support hex secrets in login flow (and ed25519) #1113
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We are encountering this issue on devnet dashboard with Freefarm. The farm was created with an ed25519 key. When using the current dashboard (logging in using the mnemonic) we get twin ID 226 (while this should be ID 42), thus we can not manage devnet Freefarm anymore. I think this issue came up once the dashboard used the mnemonic based login (as opposed to the polkadot extension). So we need support for ed25519 keys in the dashboard. |
who will work on this, we should have:
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I think we shouldn't allow the generation of ED keys (just allow importing them) |
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blocked on #1690 to verify that we can create a twin with a hex seed also |
env used : devnet test lodge : https://app.testlodge.com/a/26076/projects/40893/suites/234374?expand_section=422331#case_4161528 |
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The recent update dropping Polkadot extension from Dashboard login leaves us in a bad situation:
Supporting hex secrets for dashboard login is important to providing full services to all of our users, and I think it should be added urgently.
ed25519
It also looks like the dashboard only supports the sr25519 key type. It was previously possible to create accounts with ed25519 key type using the Polkadot extension (I have one such account). This is perhaps less urgent because I don't think there are as many of these accounts as there are accounts created through the TF Connect app, but it still represents a fraction of users who can no longer use the Dashboard features that require authentication.
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