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experimentation oci cli #401

Open giovannicandido opened 10 months ago

giovannicandido commented 10 months ago

Overview

This is a work in progress not tested yet. I need feedback

Add support for oracle cloud infrastructure command line.

Type of change

Related Issue(s)

* Resolves: #132 ## How To Test

I need feedback on how to test this. I use linux in WSL and my 1password desktop app is on windows. Could not find a way to develop plugins in Windows, and couldn't find a way to connect the 1password cli on WSL with the app running in windows.

The instructions is as follows:

Generate a keyfile adding a new api signing file https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Identity/Tasks/managingcredentials.htm

Get the fingerprint and private key contents, your tenancy ocid and user ocid

Add the plugin as instructions in development and import the values. (not sure if private key needs to be in base64, it is unformated in the import because it gets only first line of certificate)

Changelog

Authenticate the OCI CLI using 1password
hculea commented 8 months ago

Hey @giovannicandido, thank you for opening this MR!

Unfortunately, at the time, there is no straight-forward way to test shell plugins via WSL. Is using a Linux VM a viable option for you? We've recently made changes to the prompting experience that imply that system authentication/Windows Hello is no longer required, so in a VM it should be quite easy to test.

Do let us know if we can help with that, and feel free to reach out directly in the Developer Slack workspace!

adam-mckee commented 7 months ago

I tested on OSX and it works. There seems to be some nuance on the format of the secret access key if creating manually, but the import generates the field correctly.

giovannicandido commented 7 months ago

Hey @giovannicandido, thank you for opening this MR!

Unfortunately, at the time, there is no straight-forward way to test shell plugins via WSL. Is using a Linux VM a viable option for you? We've recently made changes to the prompting experience that imply that system authentication/Windows Hello is no longer required, so in a VM it should be quite easy to test.

Do let us know if we can help with that, and feel free to reach out directly in the Developer Slack workspace!

Right, I will try in a Linux VM.

giovannicandido commented 7 months ago

I tested on OSX and it works. There seems to be some nuance on the format of the secret access key if creating manually, but the import generates the field correctly.

Thanks for the test, good to know it works. I will try this one in a Linux VM and polish the code to publish it. The import from local file fallback is not implemented. Maybe it is useful, but I think it deceives the point of using 1Password because I use this to not have key files unencrypted in the file system and have a single place to authenticate.