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macos 13.4: python @3.12.3 quit unexpectedly using zsh @5.9 CLI yubikey-manager @5.4.0_0 #615
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Please note, I uninstalled the port of yubikey-manager. I did not have the same problem. There was no "quit unexpectedly." The commands I mentioned previously did not abort. Thank you. |
I am a maintainer of the MacPorts port. This is almost certainly a MacPorts-specific problem, though I have been unsuccessful in debugging it. |
I note that installing yubikey_manager via pip instead of via MacPorts still has the same problem, but only if using the MacPorts python3:
The MacPorts Python crashes even when built without the +lto or +optimizations variants enabled. |
I pared down I'm at a loss as to how to debug this further. |
Based on the presence of ctypes in the trace I suspect the problem is related to the HID communication layer. Can you try running the following command to see if that alone triggers the abort?
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Yes, that does trigger the abort! |
Oh I should note that the problem only seems to happen on x86_64, not on arm. |
trying to use CLI and various commands crash python ...
Steps to reproduce
[Please explain what you did when the bug appeared, and if and how you have been
able to reproduce it.]
hit the return key after typing in a command
Expected result
i.e. list connected YubiKeys
[What did you expect to happen when you did the above?]
i,e, list connected YubiKeys
Actual results and logs
[What actually happened?]
zsh: abort ykman -h
Other info
[Anything else you would like to add?]
thank you for looking into this
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