Terminus de-authenticates every day about terminus

[greg-1-anderson]

The email addresses shown here are only used as a key to identify the cached machine token. Sessions expire daily, but machine tokens do not. Try terminus auth:login --email=CURRENT_EMAIL, with CURRENT_EMAIL replaced with the value Terminus is showing you. That should log you back in with the cached machine token, even if you cannot access that email inbox any longer.

[greg-1-anderson]

If you look in the ~/.terminus/cache/tokens directory and remove the OLD_EMAIL file, then Terminus auth:login will automatically use the token cached in the CURRENT_EMAIL file (if it's the only one in that directory), and you won't need to specify which one you mean with --email.

[sward-mercury]

Hello, Greg. Thank you for the quick reply. I'm not thrilled about having to run auth:login every day, but I've added it to most of my local scripts, so it shouldn't be as much of an issue as it has been. Thank you for helping to identify the problem.

[greg-1-anderson]

I think that if you reduce your tokens directory down to a single cached machine token, that Terminus will automatically re-authenticate you every day.