Cannot update safe-authd

[Southside]

I just filed issue an issue on https://github.com/maidsafe/safe-api/issues Cannot update safe-authd #463

Can someone lay out exactly what versions of the code we should be using with which networks?

Should I be already logged on to the shared vault ( with the appropriate CLI version) before trying to run safe-authd update?

Tagging @bochaco @StephenC @Shane @mav

Also Is there a simple guide to producing a your first rust backtrace? Where would I find the backtrace once it is generated?

[bochaco]

@Southside, I see this seems to be an issue in the old authd v0.0.1 so you are not really using master authd, you can either install latest authd with CLI binary safe auth install or with cargo run -- auth install if you prefer to use master branch.

[bochaco]

@Southside

Can someone lay out exactly what versions of the code we should be using with which networks?

Here it’s the answer to this, new version of CLI (v0.10.0) is for Baby Fleming:

SAFE Network Dev Update - March 12, 2020

Anyone wanting to continue using the old single Shared Vault should be using: safe-cli v0.8.1 safe-authd v0.0.4 SAFE Browser v0.16.0 Please note that our intention is to take down the Shared Vault at the time when we put up a Shared Baby Fleming section. Anyone wanting to try out Baby Fleming should be using: safe-cli v0.9.0 and above safe-authd v0.0.5 and above SAFE Browser Alpha v0.17.0 SAFE Browser Alpha v0.17.0 has the same features as the v0.16.0 release, with the addition of our 1s…

[StephenC]

Note that I’ve just updated that post which bochaco linked to above to say Baby Fleming is compatible with safe-cli v0.9.0 and above, and safe-authd v0.0.5 and above, plus I changed the links to the latest release rather than those specific releases.

@Southside

Should I be already logged on to the shared vault ( with the appropriate CLI version) before trying to run safe-authd update?

No, you shouldn’t need to be logged in before you update authd. If you’re having an issue updating that then you are maybe on a particularly old version as bochaco says, and that old version wouldn’t support the update command (can’t remember exactly what version we introduced that). The safe auth install command should resolve your issue by installing the latest anyway.

@Southside

Also Is there a simple guide to producing a your first rust backtrace? Where would I find the backtrace once it is generated?

I’m no Rust dev, but I believe if you set RUST_BACKTRACE=1 before you run your command then it will run with the backtrace to give you more info on a failure. You can then see that on screen, or pipe your output into a log file if you prefer.