OnePub in GH Actions - team permission missing

[MOPineyro]

I'm on a free account within the trial period. Within my flutter build workflow, I am able to successfully login using the generated CI token. However, when I run pub get I'm still receiving an error.

Here's my step:

- name: Run `flutter pub get`
        run: |
          dart pub global activate onepub
          onepub import
          flutter pub get

Here's some logs from the action:

OnePub version: 3.1.0 

Configure OnePub
Installed OnePub version: 3.1.0.
Importing OnePub secret from ONEPUB_TOKEN
...
Running "flutter pub get" in APP...
Resolving dependencies...
Because APP depends on APP_PACKAGE any which doesn't exist (could not find package APP_PACKAGE at ONEPUB_URL), version solving failed.
pub get failed

All of this works seamlessly locally. Am I missing something here?

[bsutton]

can you provide a copy of your pubspec.yaml.

The case of your package name 'APP_PACKAGE' looks suspect as package names are normally lower case.

Do you have a macro/environment var called 'APP_PACKAGE' which hasn't expanded correctly?

[bsutton]

I've just checked and there is no package called 'APP_PACKAGE' that has been uploaded to onepub, so your package name is incorrect.

[zacherygentry]

I'm on a team with @MOPineyro. In his comment, 'APP_PACKAGE' is not our actual package name. We have just redacted the actual name for privacy. As also mentioned in his comment, we are attempting to run these commands in a step on GH actions (with ONEPUB_TOKEN as an env variable), but are getting the could not find package APP_PACKAGE at ONEPUB_URL error.

flutter pub global activate onepub
onepub import
flutter pub get

These same commands work just fine locally, so not sure what the difference is in GH Actions.

[MOPineyro]

I've just checked and there is no package called 'APP_PACKAGE' that has been uploaded to onepub, so your package name is incorrect.

As @zacherygentry mentioned the package name was redacted. The actual package can be found here: https://onepub.dev/packages/betr_fantasy_plugin/spvsdavuhn

[bsutton]

OK, apologies, I should have guessed that you had redacted the package.

So the problem is that you have created a team 'betr' and associated the package with that team.

You CI/CD account however is not a member of the' betr' team.

Go into OnePub | Members,
find the CI/CD member
Click the 'Teams' tab
And the click the checkbox next to the 'betr' team.
Click save.
The CI/CD role should now have access to the package.

Any problems let me know.