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Expected Behavior
Expecting local credentials to be saved within the project folder when using flag. Saving credentials within the project folder (very useful for switching different profiles) use to be accomplished using the --ownkey flag. Now it seems that the --creds flag is used.
Actual Behavior
When running the login with the --creds flag a "no such file" error is produced (see below) and no .clasprc.json file is saved in the directory.
Using the creds flag is mentioned in #42 as work around 1 but fails. Work around 2 of coping the cred file works but is difficult when using many different profiles and not as smooth as the creds file that was saved with --ownkey.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
clasp login --creds creds.json
Logging in locally...
Authorizing with the following scopes:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.webapp.deploy
NOTE: The full list of scopes your project may need can be found at script.google.com under:
File > Project Properties > Scopes
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'creds.json'
Specifications
- Node version (
node -v):10.16.0
- Version (
clasp -v):2.1.0
- OS (Mac/Linux/Windows): Windows 10 64
Expected Behavior
Expecting local credentials to be saved within the project folder when using flag. Saving credentials within the project folder (very useful for switching different profiles) use to be accomplished using the --ownkey flag. Now it seems that the --creds flag is used.
Actual Behavior
When running the login with the --creds flag a "no such file" error is produced (see below) and no .clasprc.json file is saved in the directory.
Using the creds flag is mentioned in #42 as work around 1 but fails. Work around 2 of coping the cred file works but is difficult when using many different profiles and not as smooth as the creds file that was saved with --ownkey.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Specifications
node -v):10.16.0clasp -v):2.1.0