publier logout

Sign out and forget the stored sign-in.

Removes the stored sign-in at ~/.config/publier/auth.json. After logout, publier dev and publier build fail unless PUBLIER_TOKEN is set in the environment.

Usage

publier logout

What it removes

• ~/.config/publier/auth.json — the stored sign-in.
• ~/.config/publier/cli-config.json and ~/.config/publier/jwks.json — the cached sign-in configuration and public signing keys.
• Leftovers in ~/.publier/, the directory older Publier releases used. Nothing reads them any more, and one of them was a private key, so logout deletes them rather than leaving them on disk.

Before deleting anything, publier logout asks the sign-in service to revoke the credential, so it stops working server-side rather than merely being forgotten locally. That call is best-effort and silent — a captive portal or an offline laptop must not turn “forget my credentials” into an error.

Details

Idempotent — exits 0 whether or not you were signed in:

Signed out. `publier dev` and `publier build` need a seat — run `publier login` before building.

No stored sign-in found (already signed out).

Only exits 1 on an unexpected filesystem error (e.g. a permission issue on the parent directory).

Exit codes