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Looks like it can't read auth.json: failed to open stream: No such file or directory /Users/patoche/.composer/vendor/richdynamix/magestead/src/Magestead/Helper/Options.php on line 201
If I echo the $authFile variable in Option.php, it shows /Users/patoche/.composer/auth.json
Which is where the file is located.
Strangely, if I hard-coded the path to the same value, it works $authFile = '/Users/patoche/.composer/auth.json';
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is strange, I haven't encountered this one before. Strange it recognises the right file but can't access unless explicitly set. I'll investigate and get back to you.
I'm on MacOS Sierra 10.12
Composer is installed through brew
I can access composer globally
My installation settings are
Ubuntu 14
NGINX
PHP70
Magento2
my auth.json file contains the repo.magento.com Public and Private keys
Yet the installation process asks me for my keys.
Looks like it can't read auth.json :
failed to open stream: No such file or directory /Users/patoche/.composer/vendor/richdynamix/magestead/src/Magestead/Helper/Options.php on line 201
If I echo the $authFile variable in Option.php, it shows /Users/patoche/.composer/auth.json
Which is where the file is located.
Strangely, if I hard-coded the path to the same value, it works
$authFile = '/Users/patoche/.composer/auth.json';
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: