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Unable to create new item with empty password with cli
I'm using cli 2.28.0 op item get "item-uuid" --format=json | op item create --vault=runtime-testing --tags=test is returning "unable to process line 1: Validation: (validateVaultItem failed to Validate), Couldn't validate the item: "[ItemValidator] has found 1 errors, 0 warnings: \nErrors:{1. Password item requires ps value}" "item-uuid" is a correct UUID for an existing item of "category": "PASSWORD". This only happens when the 'item-uuid" has an empty value for password. The 1password app allows me to create/save an item with an empty password thus I would expect the CLI to allow the same. Note that if I use the --generate-password option it will create the item. However i want the password to be empty. 1Password Version: 8.10.30 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 14.4.1 Browser: Not ProvidedHow exactly is op perfectly interleaving stdout, stderr?
I'm hoping one of the `op` developers sees this as I've been wracking my brain over how exactly the CLI is seemingly perfectly interleaving writes to stdout and stderr? I work on the Azure SDK for Rust currently and to test our Key Vault library I wrote a CLI that reads secrets from Key Vault inspired by `op`, which I use a lot. It was just a fun little side project, but it's quickly turned into a bit of a white whale. I've a lot of experience writing terminal apps (going back to HP-UX) and created a couple pipes to redirect stdout and stderr before forking the child process. The problem is that you have to poll the reader end of the pipe. I spawned a couple threads to monitor each and while it's quick, it's not perfect. I have a sample app that writes to stdout and stderr back and forth in rapid succession. `op` does it perfectly - and maintains VT100 sequences - while mine tends to write a few of one stream, then another but, because the reader end of the pipes aren't TTY, without color. I could create PTYs (pseudo-terminals) to solve that, but still have the same problem above. If I create a single PTY it solves the TTY issue but not I can't differentiate between stdout and stderr. I've spent a significant amount of time reading others' solutions but everyone has the same problems. I know you still differentiate because I can redirect either stream I know `op` is written in Go (`op` version 2.30.3 was built with Go 1.22.7) and I was looking at their `os.Pipe()` implementation but it's not really any different than Rust's `std::pipe::pipe()`. I've written quite a few term apps in Go as well and have always had the same problem. So if any `op` devs do see this and are willing, I'd really love to know how you pulled off seemingly perfectly interleaved and colored piped writes to stdout and stderr.
1Password CLI Biometric Authentication in Dev Container
I like to develop using DevContainers on my MacBook, and I love to be able to load secrets dynamically with the 1Password CLI. Using the 1Password CLI works great when I run commands directly on my mac. However when I setup a DevContainer to develop inside of, the 1Password CLI is not connecting. 1Password SSH biometric authentication still works, but I assume that is because the DevContainer is able to connect to the ssh socket. Can I mount the 1Password CLI socket into the DevContainer so that when I run "op" commands it is able to connect to my host machines 1Password Desktop App? Where is the 1Password CLI socket so that I might mount it? I should also note that the DevContainer Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) Release: 12 Codename: bookworm 1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.10.36 (81036049) Extension Version: CLI Version 2.29.0 OS Version: macOS 14.5 Browser: Not Provided
Azure container app provisioning not working
It used to work on 2.9.6 version. But it broke aswell after a couple of months. I read somewhere that the version needs to be up-to-date to have the provisioning work. Now after upgrading to 2.9.9 the SCIM bridge site is all green but no information is being brought in to 1password. I tried to search for a fix but I just cant figure out what the problem is.CLI script for migration from .com to .eu
When switching regions as documented in https://support.1password.com/regions/ there are certain limitations: Files can’t be copied across regions. To copy a Document item, download the file to your computer, then upload it to the new account. To copy an item with an attached file, download the file to your computer, remove the attached file from the item, copy the item to the new account, and add the file attachment back to the copied item. Items with custom icons can’t be copied across regions. Edit the item to remove the custom icon, copy the item to the new account, and add the custom icon back to the copied item. Items with related item links can be copied, but you’ll need to relink items after you copy them. Has anyone made a smart script for the op commandline tool to detect which items are affected by the above limitations? Or does the app reliably complain if it can't copy 1:1 from .com to .eu?
How can I prevent to authenticate constantly to retrieve secrets ?
Hi, I decided to switch from my tool https://github.com/mickaelperrin/onepassword-local-search to the native implementation of SSH key management and secrets retrieval for my daily use. This works great globally, however it looks like I can't find a way to prevent to be asked for auth each time I launch a new terminal. I have some ENV variables that contains secrets and I init them in my ZSH configuration by making a call to op cli. It looks like the 1password configuration is for SSH keys only. https://share.cleanshot.com/ng43mG62XnGhllykz4rF Is there a way to prevent that ? 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided
1Password CLI Docker Image Update for Vulnerabilities
I've been working on a minified Ubuntu base image with 1Password CLI pre-installed so I can use it as a base for some homelab projects. The only thing is I'm not able to resolve some of the vulnerabilities present in the final image because they are introduced by 1Password CLI's use of older versions of Golang / modules in Golang. Will the CLI be updated? Ideally it would be great for the official 1Password CLI docker image could be auto updated... As detected by Docker Scout, the latest 1Password CLI has these vulnerabilities, all of which are fixable with updates: CVE-2024-45337, CVE-2024-45338, CVE-2024-45341, CVE-2024-45336, CVE-2025-22866
