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chore: ensure coder is logged before querying orgs#15618
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Signed-off-by: Danny Kopping <danny@coder.com>
johnstcn approved these changesNov 21, 2024
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#15603 and#13923 introduced steps into
develop.shwhich use thecoderCLI to execute queries (both for organizations, at it turns out).However, these commands assume there's a value API token issued and used by the CLI. If not,
develop.shfails to start up with the following error:We have
"${PROJECT_ROOT}/.coderv2/developsh-did-first-setup"is used as a state file to indicate that the first user has been setup. This change forces this branch to always be followed if auth fails. If the first user already exists, it'll fail gracefully.A future improvement to this would be to avoid trying to recreate the first (and regular) user.