EAS login as member of Organization

Expo Application Services (EAS)
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Are members of an organization able to create EAS builds for the organization?

We have an Organization set up with a priority plan, of which I am a member. I have a project with the slug and owner set for the project and organization, and I have the eas-cli globally installed.

Yet, I am unable to login to eas with my member account.

$ eas account:login
Log in to EAS
✔ Email or username … my_username
✔ Password … *************
    TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'sessionSecret' of 'body.data' as it is undefined.

Do I need to login with the organization account in order to push builds?

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what version of eas-cli?

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$ eas -v
eas-cli/0.13.0 darwin-x64 node-v14.0.0

Thanks @notbrent.

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What’s interesting is I can log in to expo with my member account with expo login and eas whoami lists my member account as the user, but when I try push a build I get a different error.

$ eas build -p ios --profile preview
✔ Linked to project **@organization/project**
TypeError: Cannot read property 'enabled' of undefined

Slug and owner is properly set in app.json as indicated by the linked project.

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can you try:

eas logout
eas login

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Same issue.

$ eas logout
Logged out
$ eas whoami
Not logged in
$ expo whoami
› Not logged in, run expo login to authenticate
$ eas login
Log in to EAS
✔ Email or username … my_username
✔ Password … *************
    TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'sessionSecret' of 'body.data' as it is undefined.

Note: eas logout logs you out of expo as well. Not sure if that is intended.

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does expo login work for you?

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Correct. expo login works fine, and both expo whoami and eas whoami shows me as logged in afterwards, but then I get the other error when I attempt to push a build.

✔ Username/Email Address: … my_username
✔ Password: … *************

Success. You are now logged in as my_username.
$ expo whoami
Logged in as my_username
$ eas whoami
my_username
$ eas build -p ios --profile preview
✔ Linked to project @organization/project
    TypeError: Cannot read property 'enabled' of undefined

My member account is not on the priority plan, just the community plan. The organization I am attempting to push a build for is on the priority plan. Do all members in an organization need to be on the priority plan as well in order to push builds?

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they don’t, but the project needs to have the "owner" set in app.json or app.config.js - is that set in your project?

10

what is your username and org name? you can email me brent@expo.io if you don’t want to share here

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@tyrauber It seems to be a node bug that only shows up with got library that is why it works in expo-cli(we use different HTTP client there). Updating node should fix that issue

https://github.com/sindresorhus/got/issues/1349

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@wkozyra, @notbrent That was it! Works perfectly in Node v15. My apologies for not trying that.

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it looks like it also works fine in other node 14 patch versions, just a bug with node 14 and 14.1 :open_mouth: