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Description
Steps to Reproduce
- Download step-cli for Windows (amd64).
- Extract the folder
- run
step ssh certificate key-id key-file --ca-url https://step-ca-url --root your_root_cert.pem --provisioner=name_of_provisioner
Your Environment
- OS - Windows 11 23H2
stepCLI Version - Smallstep CLI/0.28.7 (windows/amd64)
Expected Behavior
I would expect it to open the Identity provider in a new browser window.
Running step oauth --provider https://your-idp --listen :10000 --client-id id --client-secret secret works fine.
I also notice that the step-cli under Windows seems to have some output issues.
When I just run step it says:
step
←[0;1;99mNAME←[0m
←[0;1;99mstep←[0m -- plumbing for distributed systems
←[0;1;99mUSAGE←[0m
←[0;1;99mstep←[0m ←[0;4;39mcommand←[0m ←[0;4;39m[arguments]←[0m
←[0;1;99mOPTIONS←[0m
←[0;1;99m--help←[0m, ←[0;1;99m-h←[0m
show help
←[0;1;99m--config←[0m=←[0;4;39mvalue←[0m
path to the config file to use for CLI flags
←[0;1;99m--version←[0m, ←[0;1;99m-v←[0m
print the version
so I guess the 2 topics could be combined. step ssh certificate would need to contact the Step server and gets the OIDC info back. Maybe those funny characters are also included when it tries to build the oauth string. I can see the step-cli contacting the step-server and queries the list of provisioners. On the IdP I can't see any activity.
Actual Behavior
Output is: error generating OIDC token: exec "step oauth" failed
Additional Context
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