paconn does not have logout about powerplatformconnectors HOT 9 CLOSED

The token is persisted in your {user}.paconn folder. Just delete the file...

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Thanks @garrytrinder but running in Docker containers is pretty heavy for a basic script.

For reference the Zapier platform CLI has "zapier login" and "zapier logout". This seems like a more sustainable solution to a basic problem.

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@hdanzl Good workaround, thanks. Still seems like a built in logout command would be the right solution long term

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+1

Not a fix but a potential workaround, you can run multiple instances of paconn at the same time using a Docker container, each authenticated with different tenants, as shown below.

As the containers are isolated from each other they don’t conflict.

I have a public image on Docker Hub for re-use

https://hub.docker.com/r/garryt/paconn-cli

It might also be possible (easier) to just run paconn in another terminal/shell window ☺️

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Any plans to fix this? It is causing issues that you cannot logout

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A new release contains a fix for this issue. The login method now contains a --force parameter to override previous login. It will be posted to pypi by the end of next week.

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Please delete the .paconn folder in the user directory to force it to login again.

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0.0.11 is released with a --force option for login, which essentially discards previous login and logs the user in again. Please run pip install --upgrade paconn to update your version.

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This works, thank you

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