CLI command
weles accounts refresh
Sign one subscription's account in again on the managed executor (its POST /reauth) and print the run's result. --provider takes the provider as Weles names it or as the subscription's brama:provider: tag names it; a run whose result states its failure retryable exits 69 (accounts.refresh-unavailable), any other failure 1 naming the run (accounts.refresh-failed). Stado's browser-automation family runs it as its subscription-sign-in operation, which is how Skarbiec signs a due subscription in.
Purpose#
Sign one subscription's account in again on the managed executor (its POST /reauth) and print the run's result. --provider takes the provider as Weles names it or as the subscription's brama:provider: tag names it; a run whose result states its failure retryable exits 69 (accounts.refresh-unavailable), any other failure 1 naming the run (accounts.refresh-failed). Stado's browser-automation family runs it as its subscription-sign-in operation, which is how Skarbiec signs a due subscription in.
Invocation#
weles accounts refresh --provider claude|codex|kimi --subscription <id> [--json]Options#
| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
--provider | The provider a login, developer certificate, app password or account-security read goes through: apple for login and certificate, google for password and security; none is assumed. |
--subscription | accounts refresh and logout: the subscription (its brama:id:) whose account is signed in again or out; accounts list names each one. |
--json | Print the answer as one JSON document instead of key: value lines. release surface always prints its JSON document: it is the file a release carries. |
Help#
`weles accounts refresh --help` prints these usage lines and never runs the command.