claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix [BUG] Failed awsAuthRefresh output shown even after auth succeeds [2 comments, 2 participants]

My awsAuthRefresh command failed, causing an error message to appear. I addressed the cause of the auth error and submitted another prompt, which succeeded, indicating successful auth refresh. However, the error from the failed auth refresh is still shown, and it's sticky-positioned below the conversation. This screenshot captures the issue: The agent output is shown above the auth error message, even though the auth error was resolved. I can continue the conversation, but it continues above the no-longer-applicable auth error message. After awsAuthRefresh succeeds, the auth error message should either 1) be dismissed or 2) be positioned at the point in the conversation where auth failed, instead of being stuck to the tail of the conversation.

Error Messages/Logs

1. Set the AWS auth command to return exit code 1, then enter another prompt, triggering the auth error.

TL;DR

The auth error message should be dismissed or repositioned after a successful awsAuthRefresh command.

Guidance

• Review the conversation rendering logic to ensure it correctly handles auth error messages after a successful refresh.
• Verify that the auth error message is properly cleared or updated when the awsAuthRefresh command succeeds.
• Investigate the styling and positioning of the auth error message to determine why it remains sticky-positioned below the conversation.
• Check the code responsible for rendering the conversation and error messages to ensure it accounts for changes in auth status.

Example

No code snippet is provided as the issue does not include specific code references.

Notes

The issue may be related to the conversation rendering logic or the styling of the auth error message. Further investigation is needed to determine the root cause.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround to clear or reposition the auth error message after a successful awsAuthRefresh command, as the root cause is unclear and may require additional debugging.