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[BUG] Please authenticate via the warp client #109

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jd-apprentice opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 6 comments
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[BUG] Please authenticate via the warp client #109

jd-apprentice opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 6 comments

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@jd-apprentice
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Hey! I have 3 similar workflows that run at the exact same hour and ran the same workflow, which is a notification to a gotify server that I'm running, after setting up everything for some reason? Sometimes it works, and other times shows the Please authenticate via the warp client

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I am doing something wrong?

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F21 commented Oct 12, 2024

This seems to be some race condition. I know from personal experience, sometimes the warp client says it's connected when it isn't actually connected. As a test, can you try to add a sleep before the Gotify job and see if that makes it better?

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I added a 10 seconds delay, but yet same result :(

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F21 commented Oct 12, 2024

Are you able to show the commands for the Gotify job? Looking at the logs, it seems that Gotify is having trouble detecting WARP as connected, as the "Please authenticate via the warp client" message does not seem to be from the warp-cli.

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Yeah! you can take a look at my actions here the one running warp-cli is called cloudflare-auth

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F21 commented Oct 13, 2024

Your command seems to be a pretty straight forward curl call to your server, so I am not really sure why this is happening. I know I sometimes get failures as well when running tests for pull requests for this action, but they pass when I retry them, so the problem seems to be intermittent.

Can you update your script to retrieve the warp debug logs, upload them as a GitHub artifact and see if you can find anything useful in them?
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Okie! In the week I'll give it a shot and see whats going on :)

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