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Profile authentication method is unknown when using APIML tokens #2652
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Had a zowe.config.json in my user home directory. After deleting that everything is fine. |
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Describe the bug
I am prompted for username and password whenever I try to access z/OSMF via the APIML, despite having a valid token. I can hit the escape key to bypass the username prompt and then enter a filter and get back a list of data sets.
Furthermore, whenever I right click on a z/OSMF profile and select Manage Profile, the line "[DEBUG] Profile dev.zosmf authentication method is unkown." is added to the log. I am then presented with these quick pick options:
If I choose to Add Credentials, user and password are added to my z/OSMF profile. If I choose to Log in to authentication service, I am able to get a new token, but I still get prompted for a user name anytime I try to list data sets, USS files, or jobs (I can still ignore the prompt and enter a filter and things work normally).
The same config works normally in Zowe CLI and with Zowe Explorer 2.13.0 in a Linux VM.
I also deleted the credentials in Windows Credential Manager and deleted ~/AppData/Roaming/Code without success.
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Expected behavior
Zowe Explorer should realize that the config is using token authentication for the z/OSMF profile I am using.
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