Hi. Installed acli on my MacOS using homebrew
brew tap atlassian/homebrew-acli<br>brew install acli<br>acli --version<br>
There is no logs from login procedure that I can share.
Did you do:
sudo mv ./acli /usr/local/bin/aclisudo chown root: /usr/local/bin/acli
Hey @Tomasz Małecki
Thank you for sharing these details!
This issue is often related to file permissions when installing ACLI via Homebrew on macOS. If you need to use sudo for authentication and running the CLI, it usually means the configuration or credential files were created with root ownership, so your regular user can't access them.
sudo
To fix it, try this:
Try resetting the permissions on the ACLI config directory:
<span data-testid="renderer-code-block-line-1" data-ds--code--row="">sudo chown -R $(whoami) ~/.acli ~/.rovodev</span>
This will ensure your user owns the config and credential files.
After that, try running acli rovodev auth login again (without sudo).
acli rovodev auth login
If you still have issues, try uninstalling and reinstalling ACLI as your regular user (not with sudo), and repeat the login process.
Why this happens:
Running acli with sudo creates config files as root, which blocks normal user access.
acli
Homebrew installs should not require sudo for running CLI tools.
If you continue to have trouble, please let us know the exact error message or behaviour you see after fixing permissions.
Kindest regards,
Jovana
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