CLI requires su permissions for every command I run. So for example "near login" as a command should work fine on its own but on my machine it fails with EACCESS errors on CLI side while the browser is fine.
When I prefix as follows: "sudo near login" all works fine.
I need help understanding why this CLI, and even the create-near-app command + all files created by it, requires sudo privileges on every command. I have another issue somewhere where I spoke about this.
To be clear, this only happens with NEAR related things. CLI, create-near-app, etc. Nothing else on my machine requires sudo to accomplish tasks or edit files.
CLI requires su permissions for every command I run. So for example "near login" as a command should work fine on its own but on my machine it fails with EACCESS errors on CLI side while the browser is fine.
When I prefix as follows: "sudo near login" all works fine.
I need help understanding why this CLI, and even the create-near-app command + all files created by it, requires sudo privileges on every command. I have another issue somewhere where I spoke about this.
To be clear, this only happens with NEAR related things. CLI, create-near-app, etc. Nothing else on my machine requires sudo to accomplish tasks or edit files.
Please help.