Listing existing keys?

[mstewart14]

I've created a number of apikeys on the CLI (before I got headplane working) in headscale.
When I go to /admin/settings/auth-keys nothing is listed to start with.
If I fiddle with the Status dropdown and pick Used/Expired I get a listing of 2 pre-auth keys I generated with Headplane.
So it looks like there's a bit of a bug here in that, if the list says "All" it should show everything without needing a fiddle, is that right?
The second question I have around this, is there interest in listing existing keys? there appears to be API for this but not sure what the plan is. Or have I messed up my configuration and this should be working?

[tale]

API keys are not the same as Pre-auth keys. One is used to authenticate with the Headscale API and one is used to connect a new node to your Tailnet.

[mstewart14]

I understand this... is there an opportunity to make both visible in the headplane UI? Or have I messed something up in my configuration that it's not showing?

[tale]

It isn't a feature, It's something I could consider but it isn't particularly useful because Headscale does not store the API keys directly in the database, it stores a hash so you can't get existing API keys, only delete and regenerate.

[mstewart14]

The value of the key is less important than it exists and I can delete or expire it. It does show a "Prefix" of the key so I can identify it, along with expiry and creation date which is of value as an admin trying to manage these things. Especially if I'm a home admin without the discipline to keep perfect records ;-) Bonus features would be, expire now, and/or delete now.