Add support for one-time security codes - #226
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This change even allows the docker image users to verify using they Yubikey since the verification is done on the browser. |
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Test logs aren't available anymore but it's passing on clean venvs of Python 3.9, 3.8, and 3.7 on OSX. @stevemac007 is there anything this needs? Would really like to get it implemented. |
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any update on this? might have to rip out and go with AWS SSO |
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This PR adds support for one-time security codes based on https://github.com/andreaso/aws-google-auth/tree/wip/skotp-support, and (at least partially) solves #202.
Tested locally, with a Google account configured with security keys. Tests included logins when other 2FA methods were also configured on the account.