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Fidotests not working #41
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Are you using >=4.0.0 firmware? |
Yes. |
I have the same problem from when I upgraded MacOS to BigSur. |
Can you attach some kind of log? Or link to a gist with your traceback? |
@nickray At this link there is the output of the tests |
It seems like Can you absolutely rule out that during this OS upgrade you ended up with a mix of libraries for Python 3.8 and whatever version of Python you had before? With Python, minor version changes are essentially incompatible languages. Perhaps you can |
Consider that I followed the instructions, so I installed a clean Python using |
@nickray I repeated the entire process on my old macbook and there are the same errors. So, it is a problem with Python 3.8, I guess. Maybe you could open an issue on https://github.com/Yubico/python-fido2/issues |
Hi,
just installed the latest fido tests. Now they don't work.
I tried a solo hacker and a solo hacker on nucleo board.
I tired
pytest tests/vendor -s
andpytest -k "hmac_secret" -s
. At both the first test works. All following tests fail.I use Manjaro Linux with latest git of libfido2.
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