abpframework/abp · error · CliUsageException

Please login with your account.

Error message

Please login with your account.

What it means

Thrown by SuiteCommand.ExecuteAsync when _authService.GetLoginInfoAsync() returns a login info whose Organization property is null or empty. ABP Suite is a commercial product requiring authentication with a valid ABP account tied to an organization with an active license. This check is skipped in DEBUG builds (#if !DEBUG), so it only fires in release/production CLI builds.

Source

Thrown at framework/src/Volo.Abp.Cli.Core/Volo/Abp/Cli/Commands/SuiteCommand.cs:64

        SuiteAppSettingsService suiteAppSettingsService)
    {
        CmdHelper = cmdHelper;
        _nuGetIndexUrlService = nuGetIndexUrlService;
        _packageVersionCheckerService = packageVersionCheckerService;
        _authService = authService;
        _cliHttpClientFactory = cliHttpClientFactory;
        _suiteAppSettingsService = suiteAppSettingsService;
        Logger = NullLogger<SuiteCommand>.Instance;
    }

    public async Task ExecuteAsync(CommandLineArgs commandLineArgs)
    {
#if !DEBUG    
        var loginInfo = await _authService.GetLoginInfoAsync();

        if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(loginInfo?.Organization))
        {
            throw new CliUsageException("Please login with your account.");
        }
#endif
        
        var operationType = NamespaceHelper.NormalizeNamespace(commandLineArgs.Target);

        var preview = commandLineArgs.Options.ContainsKey(Options.Preview.Short) ||
                      commandLineArgs.Options.ContainsKey(Options.Preview.Long);

        var version = commandLineArgs.Options.GetOrNull(Options.Version.Short, Options.Version.Long);
        var currentSuiteVersionAsString = GetCurrentSuiteVersion();

        switch (operationType)
        {
            case "":
            case null:
                await InstallSuiteIfNotInstalledAsync(currentSuiteVersionAsString);
                _abpSuitePort = await _suiteAppSettingsService.GetSuitePortAsync(currentSuiteVersionAsString);
                RunSuite(commandLineArgs);

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Solutions

1. Run 'abp login' and enter your ABP Commercial account credentials
2. Verify your account has an active ABP Commercial license at abp.io > Account > Licenses
3. If already logged in but still failing, run 'abp logout' then 'abp login' again to refresh the token
4. Check that the organization associated with your account has Suite enabled

// Pre-check authentication before running Suite commands
#if !DEBUG
var loginInfo = await _authService.GetLoginInfoAsync();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(loginInfo?.Organization))
{
    Console.Error.WriteLine("Not logged in. Run 'abp login' first.");
    return;
}
#endif

try
{
    await suiteCommand.ExecuteAsync(commandLineArgs);
}
catch (CliUsageException ex) when (ex.Message.Contains("Please login"))
{
    Console.Error.WriteLine("Authentication required. Run: abp login");
    Environment.Exit(1);
}

When it happens

Trigger: Running any 'abp suite' subcommand (install, update, remove, generate, or bare launch) while the CLI authentication state has no organization. This means either the user never ran 'abp login', the session expired, or the account has no commercial license organization associated.

Common situations: First-time use without 'abp login', expired session token (tokens have a lifetime), account without an active ABP Commercial license, using a community/free account that lacks Suite access.

Related errors

• Please log in with your account!
• ERROR: Remote server returns '{response.StatusCode}'
• Username name is missing!
• Password is missing!
• No active license found.

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