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Chris Brody commented on CB-5472:
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+1 Also how do I find the plugman config file on a Windows development machine?
> plugman publish (documentation) issue when your credentials are incorrect
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> Key: CB-5472
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5472
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Plugman
> Affects Versions: Master
> Reporter: Shazron Abdullah
> Priority: Minor
>
> This is more of a documentation issue. Note that you will have to assume I
> know nothing about npm nor that the plugin registry is based on it and its
> commands.
> If your credentials have been reset, and you have saved credentials that are
> incorrect, you will not be able to publish, and you will get a "login error"
> when you try to "plugman publish" and "plugman adduser".
> When I did "plugman publish" I had the feeling I had the wrong credentials,
> and used the plugman help to see that maybe "plugman adduser" could be used
> to "reset" my credentials.
> Using "plugman adduser" resulted in the same "login error" (I used the same
> credentials, it never asked for my password again).
> The correct way was to erase ~/.plugman/config and run "plugman adduser"
> again.
> Expected:
> A way (documentation, or a command) to reset the locally saved password for
> the current user etc
> Actual:
> No way to change your password for the current user that is stored locally
> (without knowing plugman internals and deleting a file)
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