Unable to Disable Unsupported Biometric Authentication on Ubuntu with Dashlane-CLI

[kash0104]

Describe the Bug
On Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with Dashlane-CLI (version 6.2436.0), I accidentally enabled biometric authentication using the following command:

dcli configure user-presence --method biometrics

Biometric authentication is only supported on macOS. Now, any attempt to execute DCLI commands fails with a "User Presence Verification Failed" error.

Attempted to disable biometric authentication using the command below also fail with the same error:

dcli configure user-presence --method none

Re-logging, re-installing, and other troubleshooting steps have not resolved the issue. It seems that some residual configuration persists, rendering DCLI unusable.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a terminal on Ubuntu
2. Run dcli configure user-presence --method biometrics
3. Try executing any other DCLI command which requires authetication.

Expected Behavior
If biometric authentication is not supported on the OS, DCLI should not allow enabling it.

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Environment
OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
DCLI Version: 6.2436.0

Additional Notes

• The issue persists even after re-installing DCLI.
• The bug effectively locks out almost all access to DCLI commands.
• Biometric authentication should either be blocked for unsupported platforms or provide a fallback mechanism to revert to a supported authentication method.

[Mikescops]

Hello,

Thanks for submitting this bug.

Can you try dcli logout, it will remove the local data and configuration.