Replace npm-based @bitwarden/cli with the pre-compiled native Rust bw
binary (v2026.7.0) to eliminate Node.js from the credential management
layer for CMMC/ITAR/STIG audit readiness.
Changes:
- Dockerfile: download native bw binary instead of npm install; add
python3-pip for Playwright dependencies
- bw_helper.py: renamed from bw-helper.py (Python can't import hyphens);
added BW_SERVER config for self-hosted instance; use --passwordfile
for unlock (more reliable with native binary); removed TOTP from
login flow (API key auth does not require it)
- provision-agent.py: pass BW_SERVER env var to BitwardenHelper
- docker-compose.yml: add BW_SERVER env var
- .env.example: add BW_SERVER, document TOTP as optional
Verified: dry-run passes, bw status/auth/generate all work inside
the provisioner container against pwvault.turnsys.com.
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bw login --apikey prompts for a TOTP code when 2FA is enabled on the
BW account. The previous code didn't pass one, so it would hang or
fail. Now generates a TOTP from BW_TOTP_SECRET and passes via --code.
Changes:
- BitwardenHelper.__init__ accepts totp_secret param
- login() generates a pyotp code and passes --code when secret is set
- provision-agent.py passes BW_TOTP_SECRET from environment
- docker-compose.yml and .env.example updated for the new var
- BW_PASSWORD removed from the login env (only needed for unlock via stdin)
The BW account's own TOTP secret lives in ~/.config/bw/env alongside
the other BW access info — the one exception (can't store BW's 2FA in
BW itself).
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