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Closes #2267.

After a successful defang login, the CLI now reconnects with the token just saved and prints which workspace will be used by default (e.g. Using workspace "Acme Corp"), resolved to a human-readable name via the userinfo service when available and falling back to the raw tenant ID otherwise.

This does not depend on #1856 (the still-open "workspace select + persisted state" PR): today's default workspace comes from --workspace/DEFANG_WORKSPACE/token subject, resolved the same way defang whoami and defang workspace ls already do. Once #1856 lands and a selection is persisted to state, it will show up here too since it flows into the same TenantSelection/WhoAmI resolution.

Non-interactive login (--non-interactive, GitHub Actions flow) is unaffected; the new behavior only runs on the interactive path.

Test plan

  • go build ./...
  • go test -short ./cmd/cli/command/... ./pkg/cli/... ./pkg/login/... (new TestPrintActiveWorkspace covers default-tenant and explicit-selection resolution against a mocked Fabric + userinfo server)
  • make lint (pre-existing gosec findings elsewhere on main are unrelated to this change; verified via git stash)

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Login displays the active workspace after authentication in interactive mode.
    • Explicitly selected workspaces are resolved and shown during login.
    • Workspace information is retrieved using the current login session.
    • The identity command retrieves account and workspace details.
    • Workspace lookup failures no longer prevent login; the tenant ID may be shown as a fallback.
    • Non-interactive and JSON modes avoid displaying interactive workspace messages.

Closes #2267

After a successful `defang login`, reconnect with the freshly saved
token and print which workspace will be used by default, resolving it
to a human-readable name via the userinfo service when available.
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Walkthrough

The login command reconnects with the saved token after interactive login, resolves the active workspace through cli.FetchAccountInfo, and displays its name. The whoami command uses the same flow. Tests cover default, explicit, and fallback workspace resolution.

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Login workspace reporting

Layer / File(s) Summary
Shared account-info resolution
src/pkg/cli/whoami.go, src/pkg/cli/whoami_test.go
FetchAccountInfo fetches user information for interactive sessions, continues after lookup failures, and resolves workspace data through Whoami.
Login and whoami integration
src/cmd/cli/command/login.go, src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go, src/cmd/cli/command/whoami.go
Login reconnects with the saved token and reports the active workspace. The whoami command uses the shared account-info flow. Tests cover default, explicit, and fallback workspace output.
Package vendor update
pkgs/defang/cli.nix
The defang-cli package uses an updated vendor hash.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Low

Suggested reviewers: lionello

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant LoginCommand
  participant TokenStore
  participant FetchAccountInfo
  participant WorkspaceService
  User->>LoginCommand: complete interactive login
  LoginCommand->>TokenStore: reconnect with saved token
  LoginCommand->>FetchAccountInfo: request active workspace
  FetchAccountInfo->>WorkspaceService: resolve tenant and workspace
  WorkspaceService-->>FetchAccountInfo: return account data
  FetchAccountInfo-->>LoginCommand: return workspace
  LoginCommand-->>User: display active workspace
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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 89324

Interactive login preserves reconnection while keeping JSON output structured. No current production risk remains.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: displaying the active workspace after an interactive CLI login.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The PR meets the coding requirements in issue #2267. After successful interactive login, printActiveWorkspace reconnects with the saved token and calls FetchAccountInfo. The flow resolves the serv…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes stay within issue #2267. FetchAccountInfo centralizes the account lookup used by login and whoami. The related tests verify the shared behavior. The vendor hash update supports the cha…
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In `@src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go`:
- Line 50: Clear the DEFANG_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable in the login test
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the test-token from LocalDirTokenStore and the explicit-selection assertion
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Comment thread src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go
Address CodeRabbit review on PR #2268: GetExistingToken prefers
DEFANG_ACCESS_TOKEN over client.TokenStore, so an inherited env value
would make setupLoginTestServers ignore the seeded test-token and could
break the explicit-selection assertion.
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src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go (1)

74-101: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Use a table for the workspace-selection cases.

These two cases repeat setup, execution, and output assertions. Use table entries for TenantSelection and the expected workspace name.

As per coding guidelines: “Use table-driven tests for multiple scenarios.”

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In `@src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go` around lines 74 - 101, Refactor the two
workspace-selection subtests around printActiveWorkspace into a table-driven
test, with each entry containing the TenantSelection value and expected
workspace name. Keep the shared stdout reset, command setup, execution, client
reconnection assertion, and output validation in the common test loop.

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In `@src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go`:
- Line 74: Extend the login test suite around the “no explicit selection
resolves to the server's default tenant” case with a scenario where the userinfo
request fails. Configure the fixture to return an error for /userinfo and assert
that the output reports the server tenant ID ws-2, validating the fallback path.
- Around line 68-69: Update the test cleanup around printActiveWorkspace to save
the existing track.Tracker alongside global and restore both values in
t.Cleanup, ensuring later tests do not retain a tracker targeting a closed
httptest server.

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In `@src/cmd/cli/command/login_test.go`:
- Around line 74-101: Refactor the two workspace-selection subtests around
printActiveWorkspace into a table-driven test, with each entry containing the
TenantSelection value and expected workspace name. Keep the shared stdout reset,
command setup, execution, client reconnection assertion, and output validation
in the common test loop.

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Address CodeRabbit review on PR #2268:
- Save/restore track.Tracker alongside global, so a later test doesn't
  retain a tracker pointing at this test's closed httptest server.
- Add a case where the userinfo request fails, asserting
  printActiveWorkspace falls back to the raw tenant id from WhoAmI.
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Also addressed both actionable findings from the follow-up review (111cad4): restored track.Tracker in the test's cleanup, and added coverage for the userinfo-fetch-failure fallback path.

Left the table-driven-test nitpick as-is — CodeRabbit itself flagged it Trivial/Low value, and the three subtests have different setups (server mocks vs. failing userinfo), so collapsing them into one table would trade clarity for a small line-count win.

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Comment thread src/cmd/cli/command/login.go Outdated
Extract the token-fetch + userinfo-fetch + cli.Whoami sequence that
whoami.go duplicated into printActiveWorkspace as cli.FetchAccountInfo,
and have both call sites use it.
Comment thread src/cmd/cli/command/login.go Outdated
`term.Infof` here is a plain-text human hint, same as printDefangHint
right after it — skip it in --json mode instead of printing
unstructured text into a script's JSON stream. The reconnect that
builds `data` stays unconditional: it also refreshes global.Client with
the token InteractiveLogin just saved, which the trainingOptOut branch
below relies on.

Addresses review comment on PR #2268.

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src/cmd/cli/command/login.go (1)

65-65: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the JSON branch in TestPrintActiveWorkspace.

The existing subtests verify reconnection and non-JSON output, but none sets global.Json. Add a JSON-mode case that asserts the workspace message is absent and global.Client remains connected. Restore global.Json after the case.

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In `@src/cmd/cli/command/login.go` at line 65, Extend TestPrintActiveWorkspace
with a JSON-mode subtest that sets global.Json, verifies the workspace message
is omitted, and confirms global.Client remains connected; restore global.Json
afterward to avoid affecting other tests.
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In `@src/cmd/cli/command/login.go`:
- Line 65: Extend TestPrintActiveWorkspace with a JSON-mode subtest that sets
global.Json, verifies the workspace message is omitted, and confirms
global.Client remains connected; restore global.Json afterward to avoid
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"defang login" should show which is the default workspace after login

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