No doubt I'm making some simple mistake and would appreciate someone pointing me in the right direction. I am logging into acli rovodev just fine (below)
(⎈|awx)b@MacBookPro14 homelab_playbooks % acli --version
acli version 1.2.5-stable
(⎈|awx)b@MacBookPro14 homelab_playbooks % acli rovodev auth login
✓ Authentication successful
(⎈|awx)b@MacBookPro14 homelab_playbooks % acli rovodev runWelcome to Rovo Dev (beta), Atlassian's AI coding agent.
Here are some quick tips:
• Ask Rovo Dev anything in your own words - from "explain this repo" to "add unit tests".
• Type "/" at any time to see available commands.
• Use CTRL+C to interrupt the agent during generation.
• Use /exit to quit.Working in /Users/b/Documents/Code/Infrastructure/homelab_playbooks
╭─ Rovo Dev Agents is not installed on your site ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
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│ To use Rovo Dev CLI, your organization administrator needs to install Rovo Dev Agents. │
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│ Visit https://www.atlassian.com/try/cloud/signup?bundle=devai to request access. │
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Other notes:
I have Jira connected to my GitHub repos AND it's commenting on my PRs:
It's just me in the org right now. I'm listed as "Active".. Here's what I've got setup so far:
I followed the "Setup Rovo Dev CLI" instructions (see above), but I still get the error saying it's not installed on my site.
Hey @Jovana Dunisijevic - it does, thanks! I didn't realize the beta required a current paid sub.
I'm not using paid Jira currently but I may give it a try once Rovo comes to Standard as it's more in my price range.
Thanks again for clarifying.
Glad to hear that cleared up the confusion!
There are lots of changes happening on our end, which we will be announcing when they come out so keep following the space.
We look forward to seeing you try it again soon!