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login on the CLI fails #1855
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Thanks for he bug report. Well this one is slightly embarrassing :) Does it work without a command line argument? My guess is that it will. On Monday, November 16, 2015, Alex Gaynor notifications@github.com wrote:
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Sorry, should have included that: same error.
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Will take a look tonight or tomorrow. Thanks! On Monday, November 16, 2015, Alex Gaynor notifications@github.com wrote:
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Confirmed this bug, it's because you don't have a key. Still on our part. |
Yup, I removed my previous key to move to a new one, and now I'm trying to login so that I can verify my new key :-) |
cool. We'll figure it out, thanks for your patience! |
In particular, for web users without keys logging in. keybase/keybase-issues#1855 This also fixes another bug where logging in on a device with another account would try to get the passphrase for the original account instead of for the username specified during login (either via UI or command line). Added/clarified tests for both situations. Verified that they fail without fix, pass with fix.
In particular, for web users without keys logging in. keybase/keybase-issues#1855 This also fixes another bug where logging in on a device with another account would try to get the passphrase for the original account instead of for the username specified during login (either via UI or command line). Added/clarified tests for both situations. Verified that they fail without fix, pass with fix.
In particular, for web users without keys logging in. keybase/keybase-issues#1855 This also fixes another bug where logging in on a device with another account would try to get the passphrase for the original account instead of for the username specified during login (either via UI or command line). Added/clarified tests for both situations. Verified that they fail without fix, pass with fix.
Confirm that this was resolved :-) |
Unsurprisingly, my username is
alex_gaynor
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