Getting the following error in VSCode when trying ...
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Getting the following error in VSCode when trying to deploy a project to NS
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The remote server returned an error: https://<myaccount_id>.<<http://app.netsuite.com:443/app/suiteapp/devframework/ideinstallhandler.nl%7Capp.netsuite.com:443/app/suiteapp/devframework/ideinstallhandler.nl>> - Moved Temporarily
I saw a post from 5 years ago from @scottvonduhn with this same issue- Any chance you remember how you resolved it?
Validating the project works fine... just when I go to deploy- I get this error
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Oh boy, the memory isn't coming back (but a lot has happened in the last 5 years). I can say that the issues I've had with SDF over the years usually boiled down to permission problems with my role, so I'd probably start there. Maybe see if you can get it to work with an Administrator role.
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I appreciate the starting point- my new company has me in a non-admin role, so that's probably the issue
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@ericbirdsall Which tool and which version are you using? This should resolve automatically. Seems like a temporary issue with account maintenance!
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@Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) I am using VSCode with the latest version of https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Oracle.suitecloud-vscode-extension
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Do you have the latest version installed? When you go to the extension page with Suitecloud extension info page, send a screenshot of that whole page.
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Looks like it...
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And today you get the same error when authenticating? Are you trying browser based authentication?
Can you try with a new authid? Created via browser based auth?
Which role do you currently have? Developer/admin?
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Just tried again and I'm getting the same error. (I can validate a project, but cannot deploy a project) I have a custom role (not admin). Are there certain permissions / settings on the role that I need in order to use SDF? I could request them from our admin
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You can try with Standard developer role. If they created a custom developer role, ask them to make sure they have similar permissions added.
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Ahhh- I see the Standard Dev role has the "SuiteApp Deployment" permission set to full. Where my role has it set to none. Could that be the issue?
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Most probably
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Great, I will request that permission. I appreciate your help on this
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No problem!
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This fixed my issue! Thank you @Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) Summary for anyone who finds themselves here in the future--- You will need the "SuiteApp Deployment" permission set to full
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I wish the error message was more clear about that permission issue