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There will be many others But this one is first
Bugfixes: - Fix infinite-recursive substitution triggered by passing `--cliboard clipboard` option
Breaking changes: - Now requires `ykman>=0.5.0` and uses the `--single` option
Since notifying is opt-in via the --notify option.
- Complete rewrite in Python instead of shell; CLI should be mostly the same - Now supports multiple YubiKeys as long as no credential ID exists on both
- Now prints and notifies with a message asking to touch the YubiKey if needed
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The hidden credentials, such as those used for the Windows Hello for Yubikey app, should probably not be shown.
Only problem is if someone has a service that starts with "_hidden". :/