

ProtonPass JSON importer: ProtonPass JSON has been added to the list of formats available for direct import into Bitwarden Password Manager (see here).ĭesktop app theme update: The desktop app's dark theme has been updated!īeginning with the 2023.5.0 release, Password Manager desktop apps will no longer support Windows 8.1 and older or Windows Server 2012 and older. Organization member email verification: Organization members will have their email automatically verified when they accept an invitation to join or if they are a member of an organization using domain verification.Įxport update: JSON exports of vault data will now include the password history for applicable items (see here).ĬLI password generator options: Generating a password using the CLI has additional option flags for customizing password complexity (see here). Now every Bitwarden user can improve login security using compatible FIDO2 WebAuthn credentials, such as those device-bound to hardware security keys (see here). Type az version in a terminal window to know what version of the Azure CLI is installed.FIDO2 WebAuthn now a free two-step login option: The FIDO2 WebAuthn method for two-step login has been expanded to free accounts. What version of the Azure CLI is installed? These locations are known as the AZURE_CONFIG_DIR. User-specific configuration files are located in $HOME/.azure on macOS and Linux, and %USERPROFILE%\.azure on Windows.

In Linux, the Azure CLI is installed in /opt/az/ on Ubuntu and Debian, and in /lib64/az/ on CentOS, RHEL and Azure Linux. In Windows, the 32-bit Azure CLI installs in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Azure\CLI2 and the 64-bit in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Azure\CLI2. When installing the Azure CLI, you can't select an install location. If you're using the Azure classic deployment model, install the Azure classic CLI.
