How to suppress "You are not signed in to Flyway, to sign in please run auth" in CLI version 10.19.0

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  For the 2nd one - If you create a Redgate account on https://portal.red-gate.com/ (it's free, nothing to pay for) then you can use that the run the auth verb and then you won't see this again.
  For the 1st one, there is a CLI flag, -q, whose action is to "Suppress all output, except for errors and warnings", it's not as precise as you might want though...

  AlistairW October 23, 2024 10:37

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  Hello Alistair
  
  Is this login a one time setup, if so can you please share any document or steps on using "auth verb".
  I already have any account with Redgate.
  
  My Flyway CLI setup is containerized and it cannot make any connections to outside environments other  than the one it is running on. Please let me know how it (2nd) can be suppressed during the setup.
  
  
  

  aaratishiva October 23, 2024 12:56

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  The description of the various mechanisms is here: https://documentation.red-gate.com/fd/flyway-licensing-263061944.html
  To be honest, if it effectively an air-gapped system and you are only using the community tier then there is no value. These are just informational messages so really nothing to worry about and there is no way to suppress these and only these messages

  AlistairW October 23, 2024 13:02

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  Thank you for the document.
  The document states Flyway will expire after a certain renewal time, So for strictly a community edition use i do not need to add any permits or refresh them at any point?
  

  aaratishiva October 23, 2024 13:14

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  No - you don't need to worry about permits or anything, that is only for licensing features at Teams and Enterprise tiers (which are on a subscription model so they eventually expire).

  AlistairW October 23, 2024 13:18

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  Thank you.

  aaratishiva October 23, 2024 13:24

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