fix(no-ticket): whoami exits 1 when not authenticated#321
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The whoami command previously always exited 0, even for anonymous (unauthenticated) requests, so scripts and CI pipelines had to parse the JSON output to detect authentication status. It now exits with code 1 when is_authenticated is false and 0 when true, across all output formats. Output is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Description
cloudsmith whoamialways exited with code 0, even when the request was anonymous. Scripts and CI pipelines could not rely on the exit code to verify credentials and instead had to parse--output-format jsonfor"is_authenticated": false.The command now exits with code 1 when
is_authenticatedis false and 0 when true, across all output formats (human,json,pretty_json).Includes new tests for the
whoamicommand (none existed previously): authenticated and anonymous cases.Type of Change
Additional Notes
(Release notes for this will be added at the end of merging the draft PRs)
Behavior change — flag in release notes: callers that run
whoamiwhile unauthenticated and expect exit 0 will now receive exit 1. This is the intended, correct behavior, since the exit code should reflect authentication status.