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aio app init shows no organization

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Hi all,

 

I am trying to setup an adobe io runtime action but have the following issue - 

1. When I run aio app init test-project on my local I get the below - 

? Select Org:
zsh: suspended aio app init lookbook

 

But my "aio aem:rde:setup" runs successfully.

I am able to set the Org, Program and Environment to deploy to RDE via AIO plugin.

 

What then is the project initialization not working?

 

Thanks,

Nagesh

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hi @NageshRaja

The command may have been accidentally suspended by pressing Ctrl+Z or due to terminal behavior. To resume it, run fg in your terminal to bring the job back to the foreground. Then rerun aio app init again.

 

Some zsh configurations or plugins can cause commands to suspend or misbehave. Temporarily disable zsh plugins and customizations or you can try running the command in a different shell like bash or sh to check if the problem persists.

 

Sometimes, the aio or Node.js process can hang or suspend due to resource waits. Run with the verbose flag --verbose to see more detailed logs:

  • aio app init test-project --verbose

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Hi @giuseppebag, I checked its not accidentally suspended

aio app init test-project --verbose
? Select Org: (Use arrow keys or type to search)
No results...

 

The problem is there no org displayed when I run the command

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The reason "No results..." shows is likely because your Adobe I/O CLI is not currently authenticated with an Adobe IMS account that has access to any organizations, or you have no active entitlements for organizations in the Adobe Developer Console.

Run these commands to logout and login fresh:

aio auth logout
aio auth login

Ensure you complete the Adobe IMS login in the browser and confirm the CLI session is valid.

 

BTW you can verify in your Adobe Admin Console (https://adminconsole.adobe.com) that your Adobe ID is still part of an organization with permissions for Adobe I/O and relevant entitlements. Check for access to Adobe Experience Cloud and Cloud Manager profiles if relevant.

 

After logging in, you can list orgs explicitly:

aio console:org:list

If this returns no organizations, it's a strong sign your account lacks org membership or permissions.

 

Also, you can clear the CLI config tokens by removing ~/.aio or use:

aio config:unset ims.org
aio auth logout
aio auth login