The condense command is not found
The condense command is not found
Likely cause:
~/.local/bin, where the CLI installs, is not on your system PATH.What to do: Add ~/.local/bin to your PATH, then open a new terminal and run condense --help. See Install.macOS says the developer cannot be verified, or the file is damaged
macOS says the developer cannot be verified, or the file is damaged
Likely cause: The CLI is not signed with an Apple Developer ID yet, so macOS Gatekeeper blocks the first run.What to do: Clear the quarantine flag once:
You are not sure whether you are signed in
You are not sure whether you are signed in
Likely cause: Your session may have ended, or you signed out.What to do: Run
condense auth status. If you are not signed in, run condense auth login. To sign in again, run condense auth login --force. See Sign in.A command acts on the wrong environment or workspace
A command acts on the wrong environment or workspace
Likely cause: The CLI remembers your selection between commands, and a different one is selected.What to do: Run
condense environment current and condense workspace current to see what is selected. Then select the right ones with condense environment use and condense workspace use, or name the workspace for that command with --workspace. See Environments and workspaces.A command cannot find the workspace or connector you named
A command cannot find the workspace or connector you named
Likely cause: The name is spelled differently, or you are in a different environment.What to do: Run
condense workspace list or condense pipeline list to see the exact names in the active environment and workspace.