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@alexbet just for confirmation, are you using version 1.2.4? You can also find it here on Github https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/releases

Hi @alexbet, thanks for the information. That is a strange behaviour. Can you please check the logs of the workflow (in the Alfred Preferences select the workflow and then enable the debug mode by clicking on the bug icon at the top right )

@alexbet Thanks for reporting this issue. So the workflow doesn't ask you for the password for your bitwarden account, correct? Which macOS version do you run? Are you running Alfred 4 and have you upgraded it from version 3 or is it der first time you are using Alfred? Did you allow Alfred in the Accessibility settings (System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility > add Alfred here) Currently there is a known issue for a clean Alfred 4 installation on macOS without having Alfred 3 installed before that. I didn't find time to fix it yet.

The workflow requires the Bitwarden CLI to be installed. You can find binaries here: https://github.com/bitwarden/cli/releases or you can use Homebrew to install it

Which version is your bitwarden cli? With the latest version 1.7.4 it is still running.

@andresm1126 I understand, I have it the same way. The bitwarden alfred workflow will ask you for the 2fa code (6 digits) - but for this you need to use the command `bwset2fa on` in Alfred. That will tell the workflow when you login via alfred to ask 1. for the password and then 2. for the 6 digit 2fa code. Screenshot attached, hope that helps.

Hi @andresm1126 for 2fa please enable 2fa in the Alfred workflow with `bwset2fa on` In case you were already logged in in Alfred (which I think is not the case for you) logout first `bwlogout` and then login again with `bwlogin`

Thanks @deanishe for pointing out this. There might be probably more odd in the code: https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/tree/master/workflow-main-scripts Feel free to either create an issue or pull request if you want. I am happy to be able to learn more as I am still quite unexperienced in Python.

Glad it’s of help. Feel free to report issues here or on github for things you notice.

Hi @springles, thanks for reporting this issue and fixing it. Version 1.2.2 supports spaces in passwords now. I've used shlex.split() and double quotes around the password. https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/releases/tag/1.2.2 def login(login_mail, mfa_enabled=None, mfa_method=None): [...] if not mfa_enabled: cmd = "/usr/local/bin/bw --raw login \"{login_mail}\" \"{password}\"".format(login_mail=login_mail.strip(), password=password.strip()) elif mfa_enabled and not mfa_method: mfa_code, err, status, message = build_osascript(login_mail, 'Enter Bitwarden second factor code', True) cmd = "/usr/local/bin/bw --raw login \"{login_mail}\" \"{password}\" --code {mfa_code}".format(login_mail=login_mail.strip(), password=password.strip(), mfa_code=mfa_code.strip()) else: mfa_code, err, status, message = build_osascript(login_mail, 'Enter Bitwarden second factor code', True) cmd = "/usr/local/bin/bw --raw login \"{login_mail}\" \"{password}\" --method {mfa_method} --code {mfa_code}".format(login_mail=login_mail.strip(), password=password.strip(), mfa_method=mfa_method.strip(), mfa_code=mfa_code.strip()) split_cmd = shlex.split(cmd) proc = Popen(split_cmd, env=my_env, stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE)

Hi Andrey, oh, I am sorry. It could be now some issue with keychain. Can you please do the following: Check in the keychain if a session-key entry exist. And could you please also enable debug (the bug in the top right corner) in Alfred and post the result, shouldn't contain complete secrets. Thanks a lot. Edit: Please see version 1.2.1. I hope this fixes your issue. Thanks for your patience.

Hi Andrey, I've just released version 1.2.0 which hopefully fixes that issue of yours. Can you please try that version and let me know if it works now? https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/releases/tag/1.2.0 Thanks!

Thanks Andrey, that is indeed an issue in the code (which is currently still a mixture of old and new). I will look into it this week.

Hi Andrey, could you send me a screenshot of the error please? Do you get a pop-up which asks you for the password? If not then it might be that Alfred 3 or Script Editor have to be allowed in the Accessibility settings. Regards Claas

Bitwarden Alfred Workflow https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow Features * Completely rewritten in go * fast secret / item search thanks to caching (no secrets are cached only the keys/names) * cache is encrypted * access to (almost) all object information via this workflow * download attachments via this workflow * show favicons of the websites * auto update * uses the [awgo](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/deanishe/awgo?tab=doc) framework/library * many customizations possible Installation - Download the latest release https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/releases - Open the downloaded file in Finder - Make sure that the Bitwarden CLI https://github.com/bitwarden/cli#downloadinstall is installed - If running on macOS Catalina or later, you _**MUST**_ add Alfred to the list of security exceptions for running unsigned software. See this guide https://github.com/deanishe/awgo/wiki/Catalina for instructions on how to do this. - Yes, this sucks and is annoying, but there is unfortunately is no easy way around this. macOS requires a paying Developer account for proper app notarization. I'm afraid I'm not willing to pay a yearly subscription fee to Apple just so that this (free and open source) project doesn't pester macOS Gatekeeper Usage To use, activate Alfred and type `.bw` to trigger this workflow. From there: - type `.bwauth` for login/logout/unlock/lock - type `.bwconfig` for settings/sync/workflow update/help/issue reports - type any search term to search for secrets/notes/identities/cards - modifier keys and actions are presented in the subtitle, different actions are available depending on the object type Advanced Features / Configuration Please see the README in the git repository, the table is better formatted over there https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/blob/master/README.md Develop locally 1. Install alfred cli <br> `go get -u github.com/jason0x43/go-alfred/alfred` 2. Clone [this repo](https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow). 3. Link the workflow directory with Alfred <br> `cd workflow; alfred link` 4. Install dependency and run the first build<br> `make build` Colors and Icons *Light blue* Hex: #175DDC <br> RGB: 23,93,220 *Darker blue* Hex: #134db7 <br> RGB: 20,81,192 Get icons as pngs here https://fa2png.app/ and this is the browser https://fontawesome.com/cheatsheet Licensing and Thanks The icons are based on [Bitwarden Brand](https://github.com/bitwarden/brand) , (https://fontawesome.com/) and [Material Design](https://materialdesignicons.com/) Icons. Parts of the README are taken over from [alfred-aws-console-services-workflow](https://github.com/rkoval/alfred-aws-console-services-workflow) Source that helped me to get started - [Writing Alfred workflows in Go](https://medium.com/@nikitavoloboev/writing-alfred-workflows-in-go-2a44f62dc432) - [Example of the awgo package] (https://github.com/deanishe/awgo/blob/master/_examples/update/main.go) - [awgo package](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/deanishe/awgo?tab=doc) Troubleshooting - "I'm seeing the following dialog when running the workflow" Per the installation steps https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workfloww#installation, you **_MUST_** add Alfred to the list of Developer Tool exceptions for Alfred to run any workflow that contains an executable (like this one)