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Is the secure-connect-DBNAME.zip safe to upload to a repository?. The Datastax documentation does mention: Be careful when sharing connection details. Use when hitting this exact issue. Not for unrelated errors or different features.
Is the secure-connect-DBNAME.zip safe to upload to a repository?: The Datastax documentation does mention: Be careful when sharing connection details.
The Datastax documentation does mention: Be careful when sharing connection details.
The crash happens when astra setup tries to read the token interactively from the console, so bypass the prompt entirely: run astra setup --token YOUR_TOKEN instead. The reporter confirmed this completes setup successfully. Starting with 0.6 the setup command requires the token argument (or prints an explicit message)…
Problem outcome: unknown
Running astra setup with Astra CLI 0.5 (installed via brew) crashed immediately with: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: jdk.internal.io.JdkConsoleImpl.echo(Z)Z, in SetupCmd.execute at the interactive password prompt. The CLI is a GraalVM native image, and the crash came from a known GraalVM JN…
Problem outcome: unknown
The CLI did not handle a null keyspace set returned by the DevOps API. The maintainer confirmed the bug and shipped a fast-fix in v1.0.2, so upgrade with brew upgrade datastax/astra-cli/astra-cli (or download the latest release). If you still see the NPE after upgrading, the underlying database is likely in a bad stat…
Problem outcome: unknown
Running astra db cqlsh start (and even astra db get -o json) against a database whose keyspace list came back null from the DevOps API crashed with: An unexpected error occurred during the execution of the command (NullPointerException): Cannot invoke "java.util.Set.size()" because "keyspaces" is null. The database it…
Problem outcome: unknown
The homebrew tap originally shipped only the macOS binary, so on Linux you got exec format error. The maintainer fixed the formula in 0.2.1 to install a portable Java-based build on Linux instead: run brew upgrade datastax/astra-cli/astra-cli to pick up the fixed version. Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
On Linux (Ubuntu 20.04), installing the Astra CLI with brew install datastax/astra-cli/astra-cli and running astra setup failed with: exec format error: astra. The homebrew formula was only set up to download the macOS binary, so Linux got a Mach-O executable it could not run.
Problem outcome: unknown
This was backend degradation on Astra's side, not a CLI bug: the control plane was closing the connection before returning HTTP headers when resuming hibernated databases, so the CLI's HTTP parser got zero bytes. The maintainer confirmed the degradation, and once the service was restored the reporter re-ran astra db r…
Problem outcome: unknown
An Astra DB Serverless database was stuck in HIBERNATED state. astra db resume (Astra CLI v1.1.1) failed with: An unexpected error occurred during the execution of the command (IOException): HTTP/1.1 header parser received no bytes, caused by java.io.EOFException: EOF reached while reading. The same database also fail…
Problem outcome: unknown