Commissioning via the tools/pico-fido-tool.py script doesn't work unless a PIN is set

[Supermath101]

I'm using a Raspberry Pi 5 running Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit. For some reason, the Pico Commissioner doesn't work on Brave browser nor Firefox. So, I tried the alternative method of using the tools/pico-fido-tool.py script. It requires a PIN as an argument. However, the PIN is unset by default. To set the PIN, I had to run fido2-token -S /dev/hidrawX, where X represents which USB device it is. Then, I was finally able to pass in the PIN to the pico-fido-tool.py script.

If you want to reproduce this, you'll first have to factory reset the Pico 2, which you can do by following these instructions: https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/microcontrollers/pico-series.html#resetting-flash-memory

[polhenarejos]

This is intended. PIN is usually set during the first registration on any website through a browser, which is the primary purpose of any Fido key. Are you able to run it through the browser?

[Supermath101]

This is intended. PIN is usually set during the first registration on any website through a browser, which is the primary purpose of any Fido key. Are you able to run it through the browser?

If you're referring to the Pico Commissioner, then no. It shows a user interface, but it doesn't push the changes properly.

[79812b]

for me pico commissioner works on brave