Who all can regenerate a user's ssh key? I assumed it was only the user themselves.

Who all can regenerate a user's ssh key? I assumed it was only the user themselves.

Admins can do it too on other people. But we can make that a feature of impersonating. I can drop the argument, and just always use me. Good point

I think if the API supports it we should mimic that here and still support username. I just wasn't sure what matches the API perms. It also seems useful for admins to be able to do this in batches if they require rotation, etc.

I think if the API supports it we should mimic that here and still support username. I just wasn't sure what matches the API perms. It also seems useful for admins to be able to do this in batches if they require rotation, etc.

Should I default to 'me' if there is no argument then? That seems like it could lead to a mistake.

Intuitively, if I run coder users get I'd expect to get a list of users, not myself. I'm in favor of keeping me for clarity.

With regards to regen-ssh, I'd like to see a coder regen-ssh for me and a coder users regen-ssh <user> to reset it for others. Perhaps we should consider compartmentalizing "admin" and "user" functionality?

I brought back the user arg