Git tool getting an error that doesn't seem to be an error??

[RandyHoffpauir]

When I run this command:
cs_tools.exe tools git branches commit --tag mytag --branch-name mybranch --comment "my comment" --delete-aware
As part of the debug log I am getting this error:
DEBUG <<< [20:58:56] HTTP 403 <- _client.py:106
/callosum/v1/tspublic/v1/session/orgs
(0.109424s)
{"type":"Forbidden","description":"The
client does not have access rights to the
content; that is,it is unauthorized, so the
server is refusing to give the requested
resource. Unlike 401, the client\u0027s
identity is known to the server."}

This error shows just before the actual commit command is run.
I am getting the same error when I run this command:
cs_tools.exe tools git branches validate dev main

Are these actual errors? The commands seem to run and complete successfully.

[boonhapus]

@RandyHoffpauir do you have orgs enabled in your ThoughtSpot cluster?

If not, can you share the last few log files to this secure fileshare link? This will allow me to debug why you're seeing the issue.

cs_tools logs report --latest 5

[RandyHoffpauir]

We do not have orgs enabled in our ThoughtSpot cluster.
I sent you the files.

[boonhapus]

Gotcha, thanks @RandyHoffpauir ! It's fine to ignore this DEBUG log. This is actually me checking to see if orgs is enabled. ThoughtSpot doesn't reliably expose an attribute on the session/info payload to see if orgs is enabled so my past self must have thought "I'll just call an orgs-only API and see if it fails". 😅

cs_tools/cs_tools/thoughtspot.py

Line 165 in 13df525

"__is_orgs_enabled__": self.api.v1.session_orgs_read().is_success,

If it's concerning, I can find a way to filter it out.

[RandyHoffpauir]

If that is all it is, then I am fine with it. Just wanted to make sure.