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macos Ventura 13.2.1 reports only 'pass' and 'file' as available backends, no 'keychain'.
Is this a known issue? I see the keychain access app and can view saved credentials in the GUI, but when running 'fmt.Println(keyring.AvailableBackends())' it shows '[pass file]'. I should note I'm not a mac user but some tools I've written in go I do also compile for mac to support the small group of mac users I have, so I may just be missing something stupid.
Regards,
David C.
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@dcopenhaver are you seeing this on a intel or arm arch based machine? i ask because i'm seeing differences based on the arch, not OS version in jacobbednarz/cf-vault#147
Hello,
macos Ventura 13.2.1 reports only 'pass' and 'file' as available backends, no 'keychain'.
Is this a known issue? I see the keychain access app and can view saved credentials in the GUI, but when running 'fmt.Println(keyring.AvailableBackends())' it shows '[pass file]'. I should note I'm not a mac user but some tools I've written in go I do also compile for mac to support the small group of mac users I have, so I may just be missing something stupid.
Regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: