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As of OpenSSH 7.0 and higher, DSA keys are obsolete as they are no longer considered secure, and support for them is completely disabled by the default runtime configuration. In the upcoming OpenSSH 7.2 release, the plan is to disable RSA keys shorter than 1024 bits as well. Users with DSA keys, and soon shorter RSA keys, are being 'forced' to upgrade to the newer, more secure key algorithms such as ECDSA and ED25519. It is now becoming increasingly urgent for all hosting and service platforms to support these algorithms. For what it's worth, I had no trouble getting my ECDSA and ED25519 public keys working on GitHub. I was shocked when they failed to be accepted by BitBucket. I strongly urge you to bump the priority on this item.

Hollander Keygens. See for some additional details.