Open elviskahoro opened 2 years ago
Just in case this helps anyone who wants to do this sooner or the Warp devs with figuring out how to do it:
This is actually already possible. You can modify /etc/pam.d/sudo
and add a line just below the comment auth sufficient pam_tid.so
. Your computer will ask if Warp is allowed to administer the computer. Say yes and now sudo will use touch id!
The issue with this is that software updates seem to like to overwrite this file and it would be nice to not have to edit a normally protected system file so maybe there’s something extra Warp can do to help. But it’s good to know that there is an existing method.
I also always updated the /etc/pam.d/sudo
file after each Mac update to fix this for iTerm2 but Warp (v0.2024.01.30.16.52.stable_01) still asks for my password for sudo commands and after that I get to use touch ID.
When I remove that "pam_tid.so" line again, I only need to enter my password.
This would be super cool to have.
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