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Hi,
This is something that used to work with 8.8.0, but now with 9,2,0, I get the following error:
Parameter error: This function requires a non-blank value for parameter password
I have the user name and password in my .netrc file, so I thought the command line client would pick it up? I didn't build both versions, so maybe there was an option to add when building the jar?
Hi @Matthieu Brucher ,
Welcome to Community and Thanks for posting your Bamboo Command Line Interface ( CLI) requirement in Community!
We are from the Bobswift support team and we have raised a support request SUPPORT-3989 in our portal to troubleshoot the reported issue and please sign up to the portal. Once you signup, please let us know your username so that we can add yourself to the reporter of the support request.
Can you please provide us below additional details to troubleshoot the issue further.
Also for CLI 9.2, it is recommended to define Server and Login details in acli.properties file and alternatively you can define use environment variables for password parameters. Please find How to use environment variables for password parameters for your reference.
Thanks,
Avinash
Hi @Matthieu Brucher ,
I just wanted to touch base with you and see whether you got a chance to review our previous message.
Thanks,
Avinash
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