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by rhgraysonii·1y ago·view on hn ↗
This looks awesome!

I can't seem to authenticate because it had a localhost URL in the address when I was first authenticating. Now my work laptop has blocked the site completely to sign in or anything at all due to the activity of rapidly trying to bypass a site with no certificate because of that pass-on or something. Bummer, this computer has some more juice vs mine!

Might be an issue with "Sign In With Apple" if no one else has reported.

This is the link I got

https://omnara.com/cli-auth?callback=http%3A//localhost%3A58...

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Hey, thanks for trying to get it working, this is unexpected! The reason we have the localhost in the callback is so that we can write the api key to ~/.omnara/credentials.json, so for future use, you would just use that api key. We temporarily spin up an endpoint on your computer during auth time so that we can send a request to it with the api key.

The workaround is to just login to omnara.com, click on your email at the bottom left, click on "API Keys", and then create an API Key named CLI Key. Then copy that key, and make a file at ~/.omnara/credentials.json, and the contents should be: { "write_key": "<YOUR-API-KEY>" }

Then you can run omnara, and it shouldn't ask you for authentication again. Let me know if this works out!

Same. For all the praise ad upvoting, I can’t get it working (yet)
Did you run into the same issue with the apple sign in not working?