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If I use the command "op read "op://Private/docker/password" --force" in a powershell CLI on windows 11, 1Passwordt asks to authenticate , returns the password, and then my session remains live until 10 minutes of inactivity as the login prompt suggests.
If I use the same command in xpipe it needs to authenticate each time it is run, which seems to be multiple times per device at times. I suspect the process that is used to call 1password is just being closed each time it is run so it has to open a new session over and over.
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Yes, I just realized that it spawns a new process for every password manager call. I actually don't know why. I will try to reuse one shell process to call it in the next release
Yes, I just realized that it spawns a new process for every password manager call. I actually don't know why. I will try to reuse one shell process to call it in the next release
Thank you! It was my first time working with 1pass CLI and figured it must be a me issue
If I use the command
"op read "op://Private/docker/password"
--force" in a powershell CLI on windows 11, 1Passwordt asks to authenticate , returns the password, and then my session remains live until 10 minutes of inactivity as the login prompt suggests.If I use the same command in xpipe it needs to authenticate each time it is run, which seems to be multiple times per device at times. I suspect the process that is used to call 1password is just being closed each time it is run so it has to open a new session over and over.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: