Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster Astro CLI Version: 0.28.0

Astronomer
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I get “Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster” when I run a command. I’m new with astro CLI, and all the commands I have run showed the same result (without failing to execute the command). This is a list of the commands I have run:

  • astro version
  • astro dev init
  • astro dev start

When I run any of these commands, I get 4 error messages and then the command.

Example 1:

>>astro version
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Astro CLI Version: 0.28.0, Git Commit: 970f4c531724e6a2ffce438f1aac9708a200ff0b
Astro Server Version: Please authenticate to a cluster to see server version

Example 2:

>>astro dev init
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Error checking feature flag no context set, have you authenticated to a cluster
Initialized empty astronomer project in /Users/user1/Documents/test1_airflow

I’m not authenticated and I’m following the getting started article in a MacBook Pro.

Thank you

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Hello! This is a bug with the 0.28.0 release. These are just logs explaining that you are not authenticated. They should not be showing but they are with the 0.28.0 release. These logs should be moved to debug logs in the next release. Dev commands should still work and these logs shouldn’t affect your local airflow development.

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