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CLI question #4
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Actually, ignoring that error and entering my email, I get:
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Hmm, strange. I'll look into it. What auth do you use with WF? Password? Multifactor? Email code? |
Looks like it's working correctly but is unable to save to HOME when using GitPod. The initial error needs fixing though |
I'm not sure about the gitpod config bit but there was a pretty obvious mistake in the auth code. I've fixed it on the |
Thanks! I tried fix-cli:
Since I only entered my email and not a password or the like, I think the successful message is not accurate. |
Argh. I've pushed a fix for the cookies thing too. It may work now but it's clear the error handling needs an overhaul. |
That appears to resolve it for me on gitpod:
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I am still having trouble on gitpod. I will add a report later tonight. |
Any update @markfirmware? |
I forgot to enable Issues on the repo so @markfirmware opened a PR with a question instead...
Yes, there is a CLI although I haven't documented it as it's not fully tested. I also found that opusfluxus wasn't working but I'm not clear how it's different from
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now. The CLI should work if you do the following in the base directory:It uses the same logic as opusfluxus to save your credentials to a file in your $HOME
Please note that I'll be moving it into it's own yarn workspace in the next release. It shouldn't be in the base directory like it is now.
Let me know how you get on @markfirmware!
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