ChangeLog:
This release includes security improvements, bug fixes for 1Password CLI commands, and introduces enhanced configuration options.
Improvements
The `OP_RUN_NO_MASKING` environment variable is now exposed to allow users to control the masking of the `op run` command output. {4089}
Fixed
For 1Password accounts that are managed by an MSP, 1Password CLI commands involving Service Accounts, Connect, or the Events API no longer occasionally return an error. {4033}
The `op read`, `op run` and `op inject` commands no longer query archived items. {3893}
Security
On Windows, the CLI now checks each signature of the 1Password desktop app before connecting to it. {4136}
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