Question: Is it possible to run platform auth:api-token-login non-interactively

[GaxZE]

Seems a silly question but I am missing something.

When I run: platform auth:api-token-login --no-interaction I get:

Non-interactive use of this command is not supported.

To authenticate non-interactively, configure an API token using the PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN environment variable.

Which I expect.

However if I set my environment variable first such as:

export PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN="xxxx"

And then run platform auth:api-token-login --no-interaction I get:

An API token is already set via config

So when I run git fetch platform master for example I am greeted with:

Hello user (UUID: xxxxx), you successfully authenticated, but could not connect to service xxx (reason: access requires MFA)
[email protected]: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

Worth adding, I have all my SSH keys correctly added to PlatformSH ssh-keys section.

Am I missing something here or is there a genuine bug.

[pjcdawkins]

When using the environment variable to set a token, you'd need platform ssh-cert:load -y to configure SSH for commands like git and ssh.

It's a good question because it's not documented

[pjcdawkins]

You don't need any SSH keys if you are using this certificate feature, by the way.

(And you need the certificate, not keys, for projects that enforce MFA for SSH)