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coverage of 30% of existing code.
We will use check.

these keys do not seem to change often, and they're small. It appears to be a good idea to store them offline

Heimdallr should probably show a hint whether there are exact 30 results or if there are more results.
Maybe something like "There are more than 30 results. Please specify your search. "

The private key should have 600 permissions.

implement a github ratelimit warning.

For now the key-request fails with a user was not found error.

Check the possible validity of requested GitHub usernames before requesting their keys, in order to lower unnecessary load of GitHubs api.

This is related to #14

Based on feedback,
searching should be option one, opening a port option two, specifing a known username the third and followed by help and version.

readme is missing a reference to curl.h dependency

add autocompletition in order to improve workperformance

Debian seems to come without a ~/.config directory per default.
This crashes heimdallr for now.

make test should become make check

sign release via gpg

It would be quite useful, if the ssh-server showed the own fingerprint in order to compare it on the client.
Unfortunately libssh only has fingerprint support for sha1 and md5.
These are outdated; libssh has received a patch, which will add support for it.
For now (v0.8.0) this patch has not been applied, yet.
This feature will come, as soon as the code is upstream.
Thanks @jonasius for bringing it up.

While searching for users, an empty input (only enter) should result in an invalid input, too.

Either prevent github from deploying tarballs,
or alter source, so that the version is not read from the vcs anymore, which sounds unintuitive.

When installed on macOS via homebrew
heimdallr is known not to run as expected.
The behaviour could not yet be reproduced on virtualbox images of sierra and mojave,
but on two real systems high sierra and mojave.

Further details about the reproduction are welcome.

in case no argument was given show the full help, as the argument amount is low enough for now.
In case there was an issue with a argument show its help only.

since version 8.0.2 libssh supports sha256 sums on its own.
There is therefore no need to implement this on our own anymore.
This may reduce direct dependencies.