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Also this name 'main_password' actually means 'backup_password'.

Thanks for your great job.

When I type the keyword at, it will refer to google search for some reason. Here is a video demonstrating the issue

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/390433063500382220/834618420674297916/ScreenFlow.mp4

I get this error when typing in "at"

Is there any way to fix this?

Update go module dependencies to latest

I've had authy up and running successfully for quite a while now and it works like a charm. However, I recently added a new account for nextcloud through the mobile app, but I cannot get the workflow to pick it up.

I've tried authy delpwd && authy refresh multiple times. It seems to run without any errors but doesn't seem to add the new accounts.

Any idea what might be happening here?

The authy refresh command doesn't work. I need to remove my cached token and launch fuzz to update my secrets.

I have 25 tokens in Authy, but the fuzz search can only find 16 of them.

Is this perhaps a known problem?

Hi there

I'm not a coder and I've tried to figure this out but what do you mean by "Move authy to your local $PATH"? Would you mind clarifying this a bit..?

Tried using 'delpwd' argument but the MainPassword still remains the same

Hey!

Thanks for your work.

What are your thoughts on providing the cli as a Homebrew formula?

If there are multiple accounts and one of them have an invalid token, decryption of the token fails.
This makes other tokens to not be refreshed.

Happened to me because of 2 old accounts that are pending deletion.

I would like to suggest to just log the decryption error and just continue with tokens that can be decrypted.

When I run authy account all works well, I receive a request on my phone and see the device id returned
however the $HOME/.authy.json file only contains {}

When I try to run authy refresh I get this error token.go:101: Fetch authenticator apps failed {Message:Device not found AuthenticatorApps:[] Deleted:[] Success:false}

Clever.com implements Authy's TOTP directly. The code generated in Authy is 8 digits, is it possible for the client to generate an 7 digit code for it?

$(authy fuzz --alfred $@) doesn't appear to work as intended. My quick work-around:

val=$(authy fuzz --alfred | jq 'del(.items[]|select(.title|test("^((?!{query}).)*$")) )')
cat << EOB
$val
EOB

I'm running into an issue trying to move the authy file to my $PATH. I performed the commands just as you have it outlined in issue #5. I have nvm and zsh installed, could that have something to do with my issue? Output says No such file or directory. 🤷‍♂️

I'm seeing this error:

“authy” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.
This software needs to be updated. Contact the developer for more information.

I'm using Authy v0.1.7

I have just tried updating the workflow since none of my newer tokens were being imported into Alfred even after running the refresh command.

Since updating the CLI tool, it still only shows a list of the old, outdated tokens and accounts when I run the authy fuzz command. I have tried deleting the cache, and config file. I have uninstalled the workflow and the binary file yet every time I reinstall and start from scratch the authy fuzz command gives me the same output of the same outdated tokens and using the at shortcut on Alfred provides nothing.

So now I cannot successfully update my tokens on the CLI or view any of them in Alfred.

Hello,

This doesn't seem to be working on an M1 2021 MBP. I followed your steps, and got as far as having the "alfredworkflow" file created and imported in Alfred, but when I actually try to search my tokens I get nothing:

I can even refresh my tokens successfully:

Also I'm not sure what happened during this step:

Does that look right to you?

Thanks again for creating this workflow. Really excited to start using it!