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Flag to disable `op signin` from outputting email and subdomain
I will be giving a talk in a few weeks demo'ing the 1Password CLI, however I don't want to leak my details. I can pass over the arguments to op signin behind the scenes, no worries, so the audience doesn't see them, and I can use a standalone Demo vault, so nothing leaks there. However, op signin insists on outputting the arguments that I gave it.
bash
op signin subdomain email key --raw
Enter the password for email at subdomain.1password.com:
I wish it just said:
Enter the password for the 1Password account:
As that would be more descriptive and less redundant, and allow me to demo it to the audience without leaking my email and subdomain.
I tried:
op signin subdomain email key --raw 2> >(sed -E 's/for.+//'>&2)
But that had no effect.
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There might be a way to slightly work around this.
If you pipe your password into theop signincommand it will not output the email/domain, but it will require you to store your Master Password somewhere on the computer, which is not something we generally recommend.For example, if you have stored your Master Password in the Mac's keychain:
eval (security find-generic-password -s <keychain name> -w | op signin)@balupton:
I have heard back from the team and I confirm that at the moment there is no way to hide this information. We don't have plans at the moment to make changes here, the idea being that the usability of the login process would suffer if we removed them (although in your scenario, for a demo, I understand it might not be that useful).
