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The CLI dcli sync forces chrome and incognito. This does not work for enterprise setups that utilize SSO and require certain browser extensions/settings to enforce compliance. Meaning, I'm unable to authenticate via our Idp via the browser popup because it does not respect the default browser of the logged in user.
Is there a known workaround or planned changes for the external browser login path?
Also, I'm wondering why the chrome driver is used in the first place vs handing off to the default OS browser?
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The CLI
dcli syncforces chrome and incognito. This does not work for enterprise setups that utilize SSO and require certain browser extensions/settings to enforce compliance. Meaning, I'm unable to authenticate via our Idp via the browser popup because it does not respect the default browser of the logged in user.Is there a known workaround or planned changes for the external browser login path?
Also, I'm wondering why the chrome driver is used in the first place vs handing off to the default OS browser?
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