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It's certainly a good way to hide a service from family/friends/flatmates but cannot be relied on for security on its own. Especially for SSH I see no real security benefit for it over just public key authentication, and the stated added complexity just makes it impractical in most cases.
I really cannot see a scenario (risk management-wise) where it is more than just a thing you set up for fun.
I agree that port knocking won't replace any other hardening method, but I thought I'd look into it since it gets recommended so often. Not a big fan either.