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When trying to execute yfa I'm getting file not found
Been using your workflow for over 2 years with previous alfred version without issues :)

So,
I've changed the default shortcut to call the OTP helper (I use gg)
when starting to type the shortcut, I will see alfred offering to complete the input like so:

but once I input the whole shortcut, it will just disappear.

I tried with the default shortcut and other options but nothing gave solution.
I've also tried to enforce argument

which does bring me to the option to input my yubikey OTP name... but once I type it in
it will convert it to a web search

so no go with that direction either.

I've Alfred 4.0.9 with powerpack

Would it be possible to make this script work with entries that are configured to require touch?

Hi there,

Apple decided to remove Python 2.7 from MacOS 12.3 - which makes the plugin crash now. Any chance to get the plugin fixed to work against Python 3?
My current approach is to install Python 2.7 via pyenv :-)

Matthias

In case there are multiple yubikeys connected, one must define variable --device SERIAL to ykman. Are there any provisions in the script to set a variable in the workflow?

Hey @robertoriv, was just going to build this myself and then saw you had already created. Love the idea, so thanks for building something off the shelf and open sourcing. I am running into an issue which I could use some guidance on:

It seems your script can't find my oath entires. When I do a ykman oath list from my terminal, my single entry "oc" shows up, but your script isn't able to find it for some reason. Any suggestions on debugging that further?

Follow up with a new issue from #6.

Using v1.1.1

Flow:

1. Type yfa into alfred
2. Search one of my oath names by typing in oc. Two search results are shown: oc + oc-tf
3. Hit enter
4. Alfred prompt very briefly (less than 1 second) shows "Touch your yubikey..."
5. Alfred then reverts back to the search results view of oc + oc-tf.
6. If I hit enter at this point, then oc is copied into my clipboard. Same if I hit enter on oc-tf.

Odd thing is that this works for other oath entries that are not oc...

Can share logs directly if that is helpful.

@robertoriv digging this workflow now that I got it working correctly, so thank you a ton for creating it!

Two things I'm thinking that would improve this greatly:

1. Default profile. About 90% of the time I type in yfa $MY_DEFAULT_PROFILE and then hit enter. It would be awesome to be able to skip that by just typing yfa and it already knows my default profile so it requires a tap for that. Simple but big usability thing. Not sure how you would select the default profile, but maybe it's an input during install or a setting in the workflow configuration itself?
2. Auto enter on Yubikey tap. After I find my profile, hit enter, and hit my yubikey I finally need to hit enter again to paste the MFA code that was created. The final enter is cumbersome as it seems unnecessary. If we already have the code then ending the workflow and pasting the MFA code immediately seems the fastest possible workflow.

Would appreciate to hear your thoughts. Also if you want to outline how you would implement either of these at a high level then I could potentially take a look at contributing here if I can roll up my rusty python sleeves. Appreciate it @robertoriv!