dainnilsson
commented
3 weeks ago For any string argument that begins with a dash you'll have to explicitly specify that it should not be interpreted as an option by sending a -- to separate options from arguments. This is the case with many CLI tools.
ykman otp static 2 -k us -- -mypassword
Usage: ykman otp static [OPTIONS] {1|2} [PASSWORD] Try 'ykman otp static -h' for help.
Error: No such option: -t
Steps to reproduce
Open terminal enter ykman otp (either slot) -restofpassword get error even if using escape keys that option does not exist
Expected result
Save the static password like ykman gui does
[What did you expect to happen when you did the above?]
Actual results and logs
ykman -l debug otp static -f 2 -\testpassword INFO 10:04:46.889 [ykman.logging.set_log_level:60] Logging at level: DEBUG WARNING 10:04:46.889 [ykman.logging.set_log_level:64] #############################################################################
WARNING: Sensitive data may be logged!
Some personally identifying information may be logged, such as usernames!
############################################################################# INFO 10:04:46.889 [ykman._cli.main.cli:355] System info: ykman: 5.5.1 Python: 3.12.5 (main, Aug 6 2024, 19:08:49) [Clang 15.0.0 (clang-1500.3.9.4)] Platform: darwin Arch: x86_64 System date: 2024-08-16 Running as admin: False
Usage: ykman otp static [OPTIONS] {1|2} [PASSWORD] Try 'ykman otp static -h' for help.
Error: No such option: -t
Other info
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