I have been trying to use Particle Cli to create a library structure and add a dependency. On windows 10, I have all my apps installed on the C: drive but I keep all my data on my F: drive. If I run particle library list from anywhere on C: everything works fine but if I run the same command from anywhere on F: I get the following error:
HTTP error 400 from https://api.particle.io/v1/libraries - The access token was not found
Is there something I need to do in order to get this to run on other drives?
Have you logged in to particle-cli
with $ particle cloud login
?
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Wow. No.
I didn’t realize you needed to do that from each local drive you wanted to run it from… I thought once you were logged in on a machine you were logged in everywhere.
Works fine now.
Thanks!
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This might be an issue of storing relative paths for CLI.
May worth a GitHub issue, but first need to establish under what circumstances this happens - doesn’t happen for me in Win 8.1 Pro 64bit.
Have to test on some other machines.
Can’t reproduce it on any of my machines, so it might be a local issue.