We are having ABP Commercial and are migrating from 8.2 to 9.1 As part of our CI/CD process in Azure Devops we were running:
- abp login $(abpUser) -p $(abpPassword)
- abp install-libs
But with the new version of the cli, it's no longer possible to use <user> and <password> on the commandline for abp login. Hence our CI/CD process is blocked.
Is there a solution for this problem?
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hi
it's no longer possible to use <user> and <password> on the commandline for abp login.
Why? do you get an error?
Thanks.
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I'm getting a message saying that I need to open the browser to login, but since this jobrunner is a standard devops agent, that is not possible
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Also tried with the --old switch, but that resulted in an error as well
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hi
Can you try to add
--old?abp login maliming -p *** --old -
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hi
Please try to install the old CLI version in advance in your pipeline.
dotnet tool install --global Volo.Abp.Cli --version 9.1.1 -
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See my answer above.
This works for the moment: dotnet tool install -g Volo.Abp.Cli As it installs the latest (old) CLI.
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Will you continue to support the old CLI? Or is this something that will disappear?
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hi
We will add password login in the new CLI. Before that, you can use the old CLI.
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Thanks, that will work for us ;-)
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We will add password login in the next studio CLI.
abp login maliming -p *** --passwordThanks. : )
