When using password-based authentication, the CLI doesn't request a token for GET operations if none is present. This means that even though you pass your credentials you will not be able to make authenticated GET requests.
Workaround: Manually create a token in your user preferences and use it instead of your password.
When using password-based authentication, the CLI doesn't request a token for GET operations if none is present. This means that even though you pass your credentials you will not be able to make authenticated GET requests.
Workaround: Manually create a token in your user preferences and use it instead of your password.