I just downloaded the new version of the CLI - version 1.21.0 and trying setting up a brand new Photon. And find that I go in this loop forever.
> Setup is easy! Let’s get started…
> It appears as though you are already logged in as xxx@yyy.com
? Would you like to use this account? Yes
! PROTIP: Hold the MODE/SETUP button on your device until it blinks blue!
! PROTIP: Please make sure you are connected to the internet.
> I have detected a Photon connected via USB.
? Would you like to continue with this one? Yes
! The Photon supports secure Wi-Fi setup. We'll try that.
! PROTIP: Wireless setup of Photons works like a wizard!
! PROTIP: We will automagically change the Wi-Fi network to which your computer is connected.
! PROTIP: You will lose your connection to the internet periodically.
? Found "Photon-XV7F". Would you like to perform setup on this one now? Yes
! PROTIP: You will need to know the password for your Wi-Fi network (if any) to proceed.
! PROTIP: You can press ctrl + C to quit setup at any time.
> Obtained magical secure claim code.
! Woops. Something went wrong connecting to Photon-XV7F. Please manually re-connect to your Wi-Fi network.
What I eventually figured out is that I need to have my computer connected to a Wi-Fi router for this to work. This is not normal for me since I prefer using the Ethernet cable on my desktop rather than Wi-Fi. I don’t remember having trouble with this in the earlier version. Typically, I’d be asked if I wanted to scan for networks or enter one of my own. And I could do either and they’d both work. The new CLI makes it impossible for me to set up a Photon or for that matter set up a new Wi-Fi network for my Photons.
Making an assumption (with no fallback) about being connected to a Wi-Fi network, I don’t believe is a good thing.
Thoughts?