Issue #1 -- Adding a .trim() to establish SSH connection when attempting to connect to a remote server within Dokploy #28
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Hello! This is my attempt at fixing Issue #1. My teammates and I decided to trim the data domain field inside the handle-domain.tsx file, and then use that inside the mutateAsync function. I am not 100% sure if I did this correctly, or if this fixes it, because it seems that when I try to test with the Terminal option inside the Remote Servers, I still get this error despite committing my changes and restarting the Docker Desktop + setup process. I will go to office hours this week to further debug but I did want to submit a pull request as of now.