'Near-cli with ledger: Ledger not needed for signing
On NEAR testnet
Whenever I do near login with near-cli and use ledger a new FullAccess key is generated with the PK stored within ~/.near-credentials locally.
No problem here so far but then this: In that sense I do not need the ledger to e.g. send funds from this account to some other account as the locally stored PK signs the tx. So, I do not understand why I would then use the ledger in the first place?
The FullAccess key does not seem to become invalid. It is still listed after the session when I do near keys <account_name>.testnet
Solution 1:[1]
This worked for me:
In order to take full advantage to use the ledger you will need to add the flag --useLedgerKey. Moreover, near login should be avoided with ledger as it otherwise will store a FullAccess key locally.
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| Solution 1 | Exa |