op run hides output of aria2?

XIII

I'm trying to convert an existing script ipsw-dl that uses aria2 to download iOS firmware images (.ipsw files).

Unfortunately op run ipsw-dl hides the output of aria2.

This is quite annoying since these files are large and downloading them takes quite some time; the progress output is really useful.

How can I make aria2 output work in combination with op run?

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1Password Version: 2.0.0
Extension Version: n/a
OS Version: macOS Monterey 12.3

XIII

Discovered the undocumented op parameter --no-masking in another question.

This does seem to solve my issue.

Can you please properly document this?

(both in op itself and in the 1Password Developer Documentation)?

I do hope this parameters is not temporary...

XIII

Hm, works for the Remote tab in Nova, but not for a remote Terminal...

Horia.Culea_1P

Hey @XIII, thanks for reaching out to us!

Please, do let us know how we could make this option more visible. :D Currently, both in the help-text and the developer docs, there is a (admittedly short) paragraph about masking:

MASKING
If secrets accidentally get printed by the subprocess to stdout or stderr, they'll
automatically be concealed. You can turn off masking using the '--no-masking' flag.

How do you think we could make this more visible? Would some usage examples work, to this end?

Now, about your use-case: I myself am not really familiar with Nova, can you please clarify the difference between a remote tab and a remote terminal? Also, in the latter, which is the actual behaviour, and which would be the expected one?

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Best,
Horia

XIII

Might be my mistake; I ran op --help instead of op run --help...

jody.h_1P

Hi @XIII,

Just wanted to follow up with you on your usage of the SSH Agent in Nova's Remote Terminal. I tried it out myself and was able to connect through a Remote Terminal tab using 1Password. Were you able to get it working?

Best,
Jody

XIII

Yes; there's a bug in Nova (that I reported to Panic): I have to hardcode the SSH port in Nova (instead of my ~/.ssh/config file).

Horia.Culea_1P

Glad this got sorted out, @XIII ! Is there anything that we should follow up on, here?

Best,
Horia