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This was a CLI bug, fixed in 1Password CLI v2.15.0. Upgrade the CLI to v2.15.0 or higher and op connect server create can issue the token. If you still hit it on a newer CLI, post your reproduction steps in the issue thread for the team to reopen. Source:
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Following the 1Password Connect README, running op connect server create Connect --vaults [vault] fails with: Couldn't issue the token ("can't grant access to the vault: You do not have the requested access to vault", even with proper vault access. The Connect server is not deployed yet at this point.
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This was a Connect server bug in the File object content_path handling, fixed in v1.5.5. Upgrade the connect-api and connect-sync images to 1.5.5 or later and GetFileContent works again. If the error persists after upgrading, report the version pair you are running, since the fix was specifically for the 1.5.4 regress…
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The credentials JSON must be base64-encoded exactly once into the Kubernetes secret, with no trailing newline. Two common mistakes cause this error: mounting the raw 1password-credentials.json as text without encoding it at all, and double-encoding it. Also note that GNU base64 wraps lines by default, so encode with `…
Problem outcome: unknown
This was fixed in Connect 1.7. Users who upgraded from 1.5.6 to 1.7.2 reported the errors were gone, and the maintainers closed the issue as fixed in 1.7. Upgrade both connect-api and connect-sync to 1.7.x. Source: Source:
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Deploying 1Password Connect in Kubernetes with the official Helm chart, connect-sync fails with: (E) Server: (unable to get credentials and initialize API...), Wrapped: (LoadLocalAuthV2 failed to credentialsDataFromBase64), illegal base64 data at input byte 0. The 1password-credentials.json secret was mounted but Conn…
Problem outcome: unknown
connect-api logs fill with "(E) 400: Invalid Item UUID" errors when running connect-api 1.5.6 / connect-sync 1.5.6 alongside the onePassword operator 1.5.0. Syncing appears affected.
Problem outcome: unknown
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The connect-sdk-go GetFileContent call that worked against Connect 1.5.0 panics against Connect server 1.5.4 with: "error with GetFileContent: need at least version 1.3.0 of Connect for this function, detected version 1.2.0 (or earlier). Please update your Connect server", even though the server is 1.5.4.
Problem outcome: unknown
The connect-sdk-go GetFileContent call that worked against Connect 1.5.0 panics against Connect server 1.5.4 with: "error with GetFileContent: need at least version 1.3.0 of Connect for this function, detected version 1.2.0 (or earlier). Please update your Connect server", even though the server is 1.5.4.
Problem outcome: unknown