Hello,
I have joined a new Team in DO and have got a read-write API key from that team account, however when I do a “doctl compute droplet list” I can’t see any of the droplets that have been created.
Doing a --trace on the doctl command show that a 200 code is returned, so not sure what is happening here, could someone please assist?
Thanks
Jerry
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Hey Jerry - Once you’ve confirmed that the currently configured doctl auth token found in line one of ~/.config/doctl/config.yaml is not linked to your team account, you have two options:
- Overwrite the default token - on OSX, open up
~/.config/doctl/config.yamlin a text editor, and replace theaccess-tokenat the top with your Team API Token. Now all of your doctl commands will be directed at your Team - Add an auth-context for the team - Follow these instructions for adding a second DigitalOcean account in doctl. You’ll basically need to run
doctl auth init --context my-team-nameand then either switch contexts usingdoctl auth switchor include the team context as an argument in other doctl commands withdoctl compute droplet list --context my-team-name
Hope that solves your problem!
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