The REPO_ADD mutation wrapper does not allow a user to set rsyncKeys when creating a repo.

Would love for this to be possible.

This issue prevents usecases where repos need to be created with rsync access keys, and one wants to use the "create only" token role.

Hi there,

Im currently writing an Ansible module to automate the creation of new repositories (and ssh keys).

Most everything is working, but currently I have no way to query for the ID of an ssh key that is already present in the borgbase account. So currently I cannot write the module to use existing keys, only create new ones and use those.

Thanks.

EDIT : It looks like the id shouldnt change... I am searching why i am having this behavior in my test.

Hi,

What i am doing :

In my unit test i am verifing the behavior of my app to know if it's creating/managing well my borgbase repos and keys.

I am currently cleaning/improving my tests, and just found something.

Behavior :

• creating repo name my repo named client1. It replies path = XYZ.borgbase.com, name = client1, id = ABCD, appendOnly is empty
• creating ssh key (with name client1 -> repo.name === ssh.name)
• asking current repo configuration with name client1 -> appendOnly is empty, id = ABCD
• mounting ssk.key = client1 on repo.name client1
• asking current repo configuration with name client1 -> appendOnly is not empty, id = JJHGF, name = client1 path = xyz.borgbase.com

What I would like :

I am not stuck on this, but would like to be sure that it's a normal behavior that the 'id' is changing at each modification of the configuration, or if i am doing something wrong.

Thx

Currently, using the library to create repositories fails with the following error message:

DEBUG:root:{"errors":[{"message":"Variable \"name\" of type \"String\" used in position expecting type \"String!\".","locations":[{"line":3,"column":3},{"line":13,"column":13}]},{"message":"Variable \"region\" of type \"String\" used in position expecting type \"String!\".","locations":[{"line":9,"column":3},{"line":19,"column":15}]}]}

Steps to reproduce:

1. check out borgbase/borgbase-api-client master
2. $ export TOKEN=<insert your borg base API token here>
3. $ python3 example-new-repo.py