[BUG] user must be logged into azure to access Repository data

[JHarrisGTI]

Description

I just installed the GitKraken CLI using brew. I ran gk auth login, which worked. Then I ran gk ws list to look at my workspaces, and I got:

Something has gone wrong. Your request may have been partially completed.
user must be logged into azure to access Repository data,                
user must be logged into azure to access Repository data,                
user must be logged into azure to access Repository data,                
user must be logged into azure to access Repository data  

Our repos are hosted in Azure DevOps. I can see my workspace on gitkraken.dev. Do I need to log into Azure in my CLI somehow? How would I do that?

GitKraken CLI Version

3.0.3

OS Version

I'm running fish shell on MacOS 15.4.1 on an Intel chip.

Git Version

2.41.0

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[JBUinfo]

Hi! Let's try something. Can you download the latest version (3.0.4) and run the command gk provider list -s before gk ws list ?

[JHarrisGTI]

Thanks for looking into this!

[JBUinfo]

Hi there! Sorry for the delay. Could you please try the latest version? We're having trouble reproducing the issue on our end and would really appreciate it if you could test it again with the updated version.

https://github.com/gitkraken/gk-cli/releases/tag/v3.0.7 If it still doesn't work, please use "gk provider remove" and then "gk provider add azure"

Thank you!

[JHarrisGTI]

I updated GitKraken CLI to v3.0.7 and saw the same issue, so I ran gk provider remove azure and gk provider add azure. Now when I run gk ws list I get:

Something has gone wrong. Your request may have been partially completed.           
Error parsing JSON: invalid character 'r' looking for beginning of object key string

When I run gk provider list -s I get the same table as before.

[JBUinfo]

Hi @JHarrisGTI ! It's been a while since we last spoke. We've recently done an internal rework of the workspaces, and I’m not sure if you're still experiencing the same issue but could you give our latest version a try?

[JHarrisGTI]

I'm now having a different problem. When I update gitkraken-cli from Homebrew and then run gk, I get the error zsh: command not found: gitk. Google says I should resolve this error by installing git-gui; when I do that and then run gk, git-gui opens. I don't think this is intended?

[JBUinfo]

Hi @JHarrisGTI ! This is a common issue https://github.com/gitkraken/gk-cli?tab=readme-ov-file#gk-from-oh-my-zsh .

ZSH has a default alias "gk", so you must use "unalias gk"

[JHarrisGTI]

unalias gk fixed zsh: command not found: gitk, thank you.

I've updated to gk core 3.1.8 and CLI 3.1.9. The results I get are similar:

I ran gk provider remove azure and gk provider add azure; output is unchanged.