OTP unexpected behaviour

[thomo5000]

Debian testing packages:
qtpass 1.3.2-1
pass-extension-otp 1.2.0-1

Behavior:
When clicking the OTP button it copies the setup URI to clipboard.

Expected behavior:
When clicking the OTP button it generates a one-time code and copies that to clipboard.

Note:
Only reproducible when using "Native Git/GPG". "Use pass" works correctly.

[annejan]

It is a backup of the URI so you can import it into any OTP generator.

This is something we should probably fix in the documentation, or just copy-paste an OTP generator example . .

[thomo5000]

Do you mind having another look? In #327 (comment) it seems the intended (or at least requested) behavior was to generate a OTP, and qtpass does generate a OTP when configured to "use pass". The committed code even contains PASS_OTP_GENERATE.

The functionality I'd like to see is that the OTP button behaves the same way when "Native git/gpg" is configured as it does when "Use pass" is configured. If this is not already the intended behavour then can this be a feature request?

[Noettore]

Currently qtpass uses the pass extension pass-otp to generate the one-time code. To make it work without pass it's necessary to implement the code generation inside the qtpass codebase or to add the possibility to use an external tool like oathtool which is the one that pass-otp uses.