I installed the Auth0 CLI on my Windows machine following the manual installation instructions because I don't want to install Scoop (by the way, as far as I know, using Scoop is unusual for Windows users, an MSI package would be more idiomatic).
However, to be fully functional, you need to:
add the folder where you extracted the binary to the PATH environment variable. This allows the auth0 command to be accessible everywhere.
create a HOME environment variable and set its value to the folder where you extracted the binary. This allows the auth0 executable to find the .config file and prevents the user from getting an error.
I suppose that this applies to Linux and macOS as well, but not sure.
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I installed the Auth0 CLI on my Windows machine following the manual installation instructions because I don't want to install Scoop (by the way, as far as I know, using Scoop is unusual for Windows users, an MSI package would be more idiomatic).
However, to be fully functional, you need to:
PATHenvironment variable. This allows theauth0command to be accessible everywhere.HOMEenvironment variable and set its value to the folder where you extracted the binary. This allows theauth0executable to find the.configfile and prevents the user from getting an error.I suppose that this applies to Linux and macOS as well, but not sure.
🔬 Testing
📝 Checklist