Error during `forge ssh:configure`

[Ethan Clevenger]

• Forge CLI Version: 0.1.5
• PHP Version: 7.4.3
• Operating System: WINNT
• Error Message: Trying to access array offset on value of type null.

Description:

Fatal error. VSCode automatically opened laravel\forge-cli\scripts\keysFactory.php.

Steps To Reproduce:

• Run forge ssh:configure
• Select server by typing in server's name
• Use option 0 to create new key
• See error

[Ethan Clevenger]

Attempted the above picking the server by number instead of by server name. Same error, but got an additional error:

[22908:0806/114026.335:ERROR:broker_win.cc(56)] Error reading broker pipe: The pipe has been ended. (0x6D)

[Nuno Maduro]

I don't have a way to test this. If more customers report this issue, I will take a deep look.

[Ethan Clevenger]

Working to debug this by running the uncompiled source. Same error, but with some actual context to where it's happening:

41▕             : dirname($phar, 2);
     42▕
     43▕         $keys = json_decode(exec($basePath.'/scripts/keysFactory.php'), true);
     44▕
  ➜  45▕         File::put($this->keysPath.'/'.$this->privateKeyName($name), $keys['private']);
     46▕         File::put($this->keysPath.'/'.($localName = $this->publicKeyName($name)), $keys['public']);
     47▕
     48▕         return [$localName, $keys['public']];
     49▕     }

I'll just put together a PR once I've finished.

[Ethan Clevenger]

Alright, so if you have VSCode configured to handle PHP files on Windows, apparently the exec statement in line 43 above just opens VSCode instead of actually exec-ing the file. I set the default file handler for PHP files to the PHP executable on my system, which allowed the command to work.

But then I'm getting the results that #18 is getting, so I'll pick things up there.