Unable to authorize an org

[nkl14]

Summary

I GET BELOW ERROR WHEN I TRY TO AUTHORISE ORG
TypeError: shellPath.at is not a function

Steps To Reproduce:

1. CREATE A PROJECT WITH MANIFEST
2. AUTHORIZE AN ORG

Expected result

It should have redirected to a web page to authorise an org

Actual result

Getting below error
TypeError: shellPath.at is not a function

Additional information

Salesforce Extension Version in VS Code: 59.1.2

SFDX CLI Version: 2.14.6

OS and version: mac OS Ventura 13.5

VS Code version: 1.83

[CristiCanizales]

Hi @nkl14, could you please open your command palette, run Developer: Show Running Extensions and send me a screenshot?

[nkl14]

[CristiCanizales]

Hi @nkl14 sorry for the delay. Can you open the command palette and run SFDX: Log Out from All Authorized Orgs, then delete .sf/.sfdx folder, restart vscode and try again?

[daphne-sfdc]

Hi @nkl14,

There looks like a mismatch between your extensions version and the CLI command in the Output panel. Please try the following steps to get your extensions to a clean state:

1. Open up a new Terminal window and type cd .vscode/extensions
2. Delete all the previous versions of the Salesforce extensions by running rm -rf salesforce.salesforcedx-vscode*
3. Reinstall the Salesforce extensions.
4. Follow as @CristiCanizales posted above to clean the cache and try again.

Let me know if this solves your issue.

[nkl14]

hi both, I am afraid none of this solves my issue

[daphne-sfdc]

Hi @nkl14,
Can I see your logs? To get the logs, run "Developer: Toggle Developer Tools" from the command palette and go to the Console tab.

[nkl14]

[daphne-sfdc]

Hmm, it's the same thing repeated over and over again. Is there anything above that? What's the 3 warnings and 1 issue?

[nkl14]

[daphne-sfdc]

Can you please try restarting your computer? If that still doesn't resolve the issue, let me bring the issue to my team to review.

[nkl14]

I restarted my system thrice as I thought it would solve but unfortunately it didnt

[daphne-sfdc]

Ok thanks for letting me know. Let me see what suggestions my team has.

[daphne-sfdc]

Hi @nkl14,
Two things:

1. Can you run both sfdx --version and sf --version and send me the results?
2. Try authorizing your org using the CLI. sf org login web and then setting the org you logged into as your default org. Does that work for you?

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[daphne-sfdc]

Hi @nkl14, I'm assuming this issue has been resolved and am closing it as completed. Feel free to reopen if you're still experiencing issues. Thanks!

[nkl14]

Hi @daphne-sfdc, I have been on holidays hence couldnt respond. I still get the same error.
TypeError: shellPath.at is not a function

[daphne-sfdc]

Hi @nkl14, Can you run sfdx --version and sf --version and send me the results of both commands? Based on your initial screenshot, I suspect you might have both SFDX v7 and SF v2 installed and would like to confirm if that's true.

Please also make sure you have the latest version of our extensions: v59.5.1.

[nkl14]

[nkl14]

I am not sure what has gone wrong while updating cli that none of sf commands work for me

[daphne-sfdc]

Oh... so this is an issue with the CLI, not with the way the extensions are using the CLI. In that case, I would uninstall and reinstall the CLI. I don't know if you installed the CLI using the installer or using npm, or what CLI version you are using, so follow the link and do both the "macOS or Linux" section and the "npm" section. (Uninstall both sfdx v7 and sf v1/v2 for npm.). Uninstall instructions here: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.sfdx_setup.meta/sfdx_setup/sfdx_setup_uninstall.htm

Then reinstall the CLI using the installer at this link: https://developer.salesforce.com/tools/salesforcecli

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[nkl14]

I still get same error

[daphne-sfdc]

@nkl14 Given that reinstalling the CLI does not solve the issue and the issue is also present when you run directly from the command line, I'm going to transfer the issue to the CLI team. Hopefully they will be able to help you identify and resolve the problem. Good luck!

[CristiCanizales]

Hi @nkl14!
would you mind checking the vscode setting NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS? both for user and workspace

[github-actions]

Hello @nkl14 👋 It looks like you didn't include the full Salesforce CLI version information in your issue.
Please provide the output of version --verbose --json for the CLI you're using (sf or sfdx).

A few more things to check:

• Make sure you've provided detailed steps to reproduce your issue.
  • A repository that clearly demonstrates the bug is ideal.
• Make sure you've installed the latest version of Salesforce CLI. (docs)
  • Better yet, try the rc or nightly versions. (docs)
• Try running the doctor command to diagnose common issues.
• Search GitHub for existing related issues.

Thank you!

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[cristiand391]

Hey, sorry for the late reply, CLI team was mostly out in the last 2 weeks.

TypeError: shellPath.at is not a function

That's coming from oclif (CLI framework we use):
https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aoclif%20%2FshellPath%5C.at%5C(%2F&type=code

The Array.at method was added in node 16, so you are probably on a lower node version when running the CLI.

If you installed from npm, make sure to update to latest node LTS, or use the installers which includes its own node binary.