David Earl

OK, that's per the original code. With it like that, as I mentioned, BitWarden is supplying data in the aaguid field, so I doubt it is that.

According to the W3C spec, the four possible values for this are none, indirect, direct and enterprise. You could try those. https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn-2/#attestation-conveyance They don't make any difference when I try...

There is no requirement in any version of PHP to declare properties. They tightened up implicit object creation, and reading unset properties, but there isn't any error, notice or otherwise,...

Quite. 8.2 which isn't released yet. Unless @rohitgour45 is using a pre-release 8.2, this is not the problem above: it is only writing. Not saying it wouldn't be good to...

Yes, that's the default behaviour. When someone registers a key, the WebAuthn::register function returns a string which you should store with your user record in your user database. If it's...

The way I do this in an app that uses the library is the user account gets created with a password initially, then once they are logged in there's a...

Thanks for the suggestion. I will have to spend some time learning about this.

Sorry, I hadn't noticed. My point is in your examples there are dots between the parts of a domain name which will, I assume, match any character rather than the...

I also see deprecation warnings for PHP8.2 which I am running in a development version specifically in order to catch these in my code prior to Debian Bookwork release which...

Debian 12 Bookworm is now out, where PHP8.2 is the standard install. PHP8.1 drops out of active support in only 1 month. This problem is starting to become urgent.