Forum Discussion
Should OP invoke ngrok?
Sorry this may sound weird
I have CLI 2.24.0 installed.
Today on my machine Crowdstrike blocked a process and quarantined it
Looking into it it was a version of ngrok, which I have installed...
I have ngrok installed on my personal machine but haven't launched it since doing so, yesterday when running gh repo clone foo/bar I got the following (gh is wrapped alias gh="op plugin run -- gh")
So 1password CLI definitely seems to be trying to run it.
I assume 1password is trying to find out if you have the commands installed for the various things it has plugins for, but it doesn't feel right that it should do this when running op run in general, only if you are trying to use the specific plugin or configure the plugin.
I'm sure it's not, but it looks dodgy, given the actual purpose of ngrok
