[v11] fix: Explicitly mention OTPs on tsh/Windows logins #30446
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Backport #30302 to branch/v11
Explicitly mention OTPs, when running
tsh login
on Windows, if the user hasboth OTP and WebAuthn registered.
"Platform" logins, like Windows WebAuthn, do not use the "normal" MFA prompts.
This makes sense, as the OS shows its own dialogs. In the case of Touch ID we
know the login will succeed, so it just takes over. For Windows, less so.
This customizes the Windows prompt when OTP and WebAuthn are possible. Note that
the Windows platform prompt is a modal and must be canceled before the OTP is
entered, that's why the message says "enter the code here".
Example:
#25051