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1Password
Seamless authentication for every tool in your terminal.
This is an automated PR to update `flake.lock`
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That is, if we haven't merged a `flake.lock` PR by the time the job runs again, the job should push to the existing branch, updating the unmerged PR with the...
## Overview Changes the token used for the flake update CI jobs to use the `1Password-bot` users token, so that the approval job runs and `github-actions[bot]` can apply an approval...
## Overview This adds a Terragrunt plugin, based on the Terraform plugin. ## Type of change - [x] Created a new plugin ## How To Test `terragrunt plan` ## Changelog
## Overview Users of the Nix Flake will now have Shell Plugins wired up as shell functions instead of shell aliases. This results in a better tab completion experience. ##...
### op CLI version 2.24.0 ### Goal or desired behavior I want to setup the homebrew shell plugin (as an example), and have shell completion work correctly for `brew`, and...
### op CLI version 2.22 ### Goal or desired behavior I'm running op run with wrangler op run --env-file='.dev.vars' -- wrangler dev src/worker.ts --port 8888 The colors from wrangler and...
### Platform or tool AWS ### Desired or expected behavior There are more CLI plugins besides AWS CLI and cdk. For example, [EB CLI](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/eb-cli3.html). I want to be able to...
### op CLI version 2.28.0 ### Goal or desired behavior The plugin allows [setting multi-factor authentication](https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/shell-plugins/aws/#optional-set-up-multi-factor-authentication). I am using an enterprise account without the IAM privileges. I login via OKTA...
### Platform or tool GitHub ### Desired or expected behavior The `gh` plugin should have consistent behavior, always succeeding or failing in the same ways under the same conditions. ###...
