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[Bug]: step certificate inspect no longer works for stdin #1162

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4x0v7 opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1163
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[Bug]: step certificate inspect no longer works for stdin #1162

4x0v7 opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1163
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4x0v7 commented Apr 24, 2024

Steps to Reproduce

Have any certificate

$ cat cert.crt | step certificate inspect
error reading -: no such file or directory

$ cat cert.crt | step certificate inspect -
error reading -: no such file or directory

Your Environment

  • OS - Linux & Windows
  • step CLI Version - 0.26.1

Expected Behavior

Certificate details are printed

Actual Behavior

error reading -: no such file or directory

Additional Context

This worked in 0.26.0 on both Windows and Linux
Have confirmed this issue exists on both Windows and Linux

Related smallstep/scoop-bucket#4

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@4x0v7 4x0v7 added bug needs triage Waiting for discussion / prioritization by team labels Apr 24, 2024
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Hey @4x0v7, thanks for reporting this issue. It seems to be a regression. I've opened smallstep/crypto#490, which fixes the method that the CLI uses for this functionality.

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