core: users: fixup system-user example #23
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The newline in the `assertion ="""` line passes an unparseable assertion to snapd, resulting in syntax error messages. Removing this newline allows the assertion to be successfully acknowledged by snapd. In order for this assertion to be acknowledged by snapd, it must also have acknowledged the account and account-key assertions for the authority-id and signing key of the assertion. snapd itself supports the --chain flag to append these assertions to the output of the sign command, so the example now accurately reflects what should be submitted to snapd. Signed-off-by: Dilyn Corner <dilyn.corner@canonical.com>
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The newline in the
assertion ="""line passes an unparseable assertion to snapd, resulting in syntax error messages. Removing this newline allows the assertion to be successfully acknowledged by snapd.In order for this assertion to be acknowledged by snapd, it must also have acknowledged the account and account-key assertions for the authority-id and signing key of the assertion. snapd itself supports the --chain flag to append these assertions to the output of the sign command, so the example now accurately reflects what should be submitted to snapd.
Closes #22.