Usage
m365 login [options]
Description
Allow to login with a .pfx certificate that doesn't require a password.
Options
Unsure how this would be achieved (for now), just believe this should be possible.
Additional Information
I believe we should be able to use a .pfx certificate that doesn't have a password (this is the case when fetching a base64 encoded certificate from Azure Key Vault). Currently, when you don't use the --password option CLI assumes a .pem file is passed in to the --certificateFile option. Naturally, this doesn't achieve the wanted result.
Additionally, you cannot pass in an empty password to the --password option. This always results in errors.
Usage
m365 login [options]
Description
Allow to login with a .pfx certificate that doesn't require a password.
Options
Unsure how this would be achieved (for now), just believe this should be possible.
Additional Information
I believe we should be able to use a .pfx certificate that doesn't have a password (this is the case when fetching a base64 encoded certificate from Azure Key Vault). Currently, when you don't use the
--passwordoption CLI assumes a .pem file is passed in to the--certificateFileoption. Naturally, this doesn't achieve the wanted result.Additionally, you cannot pass in an empty password to the
--passwordoption. This always results in errors.