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'dev' is not a registered command. See 'bx help' #17

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sagi-vicomi opened this issue Nov 14, 2017 · 7 comments
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'dev' is not a registered command. See 'bx help' #17

sagi-vicomi opened this issue Nov 14, 2017 · 7 comments

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@sagi-vicomi
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Trying to run dev commands and always get the same error
'dev' is not a registered command. See 'bx help'

@monte-hayward
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happens in the CLI as well

@monte-hayward
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@sagi-vicomi
the command line instructions here produced an installation of plugin: dev on MacOS.
Windows 10 cmd also shown there. Not sure whether this will fix the vs extension.

[install_plugins] Checking status of plugin: dev
[install_plugins] Installing plugin 'dev'
Looking up 'dev' from repository 'Bluemix'...
Plug-in 'dev 1.1.2' found in repository 'Bluemix'
Attempting to download the binary file...
# post-install
bx dev
NAME:
   bx dev - A CLI plugin to create, manage, and run projects on IBM Cloud

@fernandezjorge
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I think it is because you are behind a proxy. I had the same issue and I fixed it by connecting to a SSL VPN network.

@wmontes
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wmontes commented Dec 16, 2018

A year later (I'd just see it)
bx plugin install dev -r bluemix

@cooach
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cooach commented Sep 8, 2019

bx plugin install dev -r bluemix
Thanks goes #wmontes to fix. i coped the above all line and pasted into my Git command

@ragamuffin-coder
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Happened to me on CLI (outside vscode) when the command was executed as the root user. Interestingly, it works for non-root users but fails for a different reason. The fix mentioned in the comments solved the issue:

bx plugin install dev -r bluemix

This hints that this is not an extension issue but something fundamental to the CLI packages from ibmcloud.

@temitopealabi
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thanks for this , i have been on this issue for 4 days trying to host to ibmcloud, thanks i appreciate

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