So, running graphcool login --token <mytoken>...
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Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:45 PMSo, running graphcool login --token <mytoken> and the CLI is stuck on “Authenticating…” — what could I be doing wrong?
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nilan
11/03/2017, 1:45 PMwhat's your
graphcool versionv
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:45 PMgraphcool/0.8.5 (linux-x64) node-v8.2.0
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:46 PMit’s running in a VM
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dpetrick
11/03/2017, 1:53 PMAre you running docker native (aka linux directly, docker for mac, docker for windows) or docker toolbox?
dpetrick
11/03/2017, 1:53 PMShould have looked closer, you’re on linux it seems.
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Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:53 PMLinux, yes
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dpetrick
11/03/2017, 1:54 PMIs this working for you?
curl '<http://127.0.0.1:60000/system>' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"query":"mutation {authenticateCustomer(input:{auth0IdToken:\"MuchTokenSuchMasterWow\"}){token, user{id}}}"}' -sSv
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:54 PMApparently not 🙂
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:54 PMcurl: (7) Failed to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 60000: Connection refusedVinnie
11/03/2017, 1:54 PMI guess I have something missing
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dpetrick
11/03/2017, 1:55 PMdocker psv
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:56 PMStrange, it says the daemon isn’t running … I was sure it was
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 1:56 PMhold on
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dpetrick
11/03/2017, 1:56 PMNot having any Graphcool running could indeed be an issue 🙂 Strange however that the CLI doesn’t catch that.
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Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:18 PMYeah — I need to figure out what’s wrong with my docker
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:18 PMit’s up and running and yet it doesn’t work
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:18 PMthanks anyway, at least I am going somewhere
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dpetrick
11/03/2017, 2:38 PM👍
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Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:46 PMRight, since I am really to all this, let me take a step back.
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:47 PMI’ve started a project online. Question #1: can I actually “checkout” the project locally?
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:47 PMI was thinking “i’ll authenticate, then pull”
Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:47 PMbut I understand now auth wants a graphql running in a docker locally?
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dpetrick
11/03/2017, 2:51 PMAs far as I understand your question: You can upgrade a project to the CLI workflow, download the sources, then start developing locally and using Git. You don’t necessarily need a local docker setup, you can just deploy to the live version.
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Vinnie
11/03/2017, 2:56 PMI see — so essentially I need to upgrade to a paid project in order to get it locally, correcT?
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nilan
11/03/2017, 3:13 PMno, upgrade in the sense of upgrading the legacy project to the framework
nilan
11/03/2017, 3:13 PMit's not required to be on a paid plan for the local workflow
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Vinnie
11/03/2017, 3:14 PMI see! Thanks.
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