Is it too early to jump on the new v1.4 of the suitecloud CLI?

@Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) yah I get an error when trying to install as well seems something changed/wrong with preinstall script https://github.com/oracle/netsuite-suitecloud-sdk/blob/master/packages/node-cli/preinstall.js

Ya, no chance to say yes ...

There is nothing wrong, its just that you have to accept license terms

@Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA), theres no prompt to allow us to choose yes

Which terminal is it?

bash .. macos

Are you up for a quick screen sharing session?

On a call currently, but ya .. I could do that ... give me 30 mins or so?

Ok

Yeah, my build server reported that same issue. Node 12

in ci/cd pipelines it's supposed to fail. There is flag you need to pass to suppress that prompt in ci/cd pipelines

npm install -g --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt @oracle/suitecloud-cli

I tried that too @Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA)... no go

@Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) if you wouldn’t mind, could you point me to the release notes?

@darrenhillconsulting your node version?

v16.13.0

I am on same node version, windows the

npm install -g --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt @oracle/suitecloud-cli

worked for me though 🙂 Edit: note this is just manually running in terminal, not with respect to CI/CD

npm install -g --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt @oracle/suitecloud-cli doesn't work for me

@Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) could you go a bit more in-depth on why this change was made with respect to CI/CD? typically wouldn't it be desirable to just run

npm install

for all package.json at once https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/tasks/package/npm?view=azure-devops are you suggesting now I would need to separate the installation step of suitecloud-cli pkg with this flag? or can this all still be combined

@dbarnett I’m really curious about your use case. I’m trying to work with netsuite like a database where I’d manage db migrations for the rest of our saas app. I’ve got some SDF packages that include saved searches/restlets custom fields etc.

This change was introduced because of a legal requirement that when a user is installing the CLI, the license will appear and you will accept with

Yes/No

But we realized that some devs have automation based on suitecloud cli, so we added an additional flag which can be passed along with

npm i

command or can be set set via

npm config set

command. WIth this flag, the license will be displayed but no prompt will be required to download the dependencies

thanks ^ just to follow if anyone running into this,

npm install --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt

in context of build pipeline step worked fine

Neither

npm install --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt

nor

npm install -g --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt @oracle/suitecloud-cli

work for me, I still get the same Installation aborted by user error. On Mac OS 12.2.1 and zsh

@LJ please check the pre-requisites to download this.

Thanks @Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA), I thought it was OK to use any node version from 14.16 onwards.

nvm use 14.16.0

and then

npm install -g --supressSuiteCloudSDKLicensePrompt @oracle/suitecloud-cli

worked a treat.