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ERR! 401 without further info (Travis-CI Pro) about cli HOT 3 OPEN

rslemos commented on June 24, 2024

ERR! 401 without further info (Travis-CI Pro)

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rslemos commented on June 24, 2024

After npm config set loglevel silly,

$ semantic-release-cli setup
verb semantic-release Detected git url: https://github.com/rslemos/http-load.git
? What is your npm registry? https://registry.npmjs.org/
? What is your npm username? rslemos
? What is your npm password? [hidden]
npm verb login before first PUT {
npm verb login   _id: 'org.couchdb.user:rslemos',
npm verb login   name: 'rslemos',
npm verb login   password: 'XXXXX',
npm verb login   type: 'user',
npm verb login   roles: [],
npm verb login   date: '2020-10-18T16:20:03.114Z'
npm verb login }
info semantic-release Successfully created npm token. [redacted]
? What is your GitHub username? rslemos
? What is your GitHub password? [hidden]
info semantic-release Successfully created GitHub token.
? What CI are you using? Travis CI Pro
info semantic-release Could not load Travis CI config for endpoint.
ERR! semantic-release 401
verb semantic-release Writing `package.json`.
info semantic-release Done.

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exbotanical commented on June 24, 2024

I experienced this exact issue last night. You'll need to run semantic-release, not semantic-release-cli setup. Grab the package and pass your tokens via the CLI options.

Note: This method won't prompt you with a CI option (it didn't for me, anyway); you'll need to:

Write (or copy over) your own Travis yaml config
Enable your repo on Travis
Add any necessary token variables (e.g. NPM email and token) to said repo/build on Travis before you trigger a build