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apigeecli_v1.119_Linux_x86_64 - apigeecli token cache -a fails with Invalid JWT #185
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I tested v1.119 on MacOS and GCP Cloud Shell (Debian) and it worked fine. The main difference between v1.118 and v1.119 is the upgrade the JWT libraries. I want to see how the JWT token is being generated. Can you please set the env variable |
Never mind, I reproduced it. Thanks for spotting it. |
* add support for truststore #178 * support rate limit to http client #180 * set diff rates for apis #180 * set tab length to 32 #180 * add flag to enable rate limit #180 * set tab length to 32 #180 * flatten the audience #185 * err check before wait #184 * add debug log level * rework log levels * gofmt * maintain backward compat * write to stderr * decl tabwriter * fix test * add docs for env flags * set exit code * control usage and err msgs * return http errors * add http error log * fix log prints * allow better control for logging #188 * lint #188
Upgrading from v1.118 to v1.119 introduced a bug which is causing the apigeecli token cache command to fail generate and cache a new Google Cloud Platform access token using a service account JSON credentials file.
Workaround - pinning APIGEECLI_VERSION=v1.118 resolved the issue.
LOCAL_ARCH=x86_64
Docker container base image = current-alpine
apigeecli install command used:
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apigee/apigeecli/main/downloadLatest.sh | sh -;
error details:
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