🚨 Error resolving auth → Error selecting auth option → Unexpected escape sequence from terminal → ['\x1b' '\\']

[sajjad-salam]

Problem Description

Error Message

🚨 Error resolving auth
→ Error selecting auth option
→ Unexpected escape sequence from terminal
→ ['\x1b' '\']

Steps Taken

1. Added OpenAI key.
2. Applied plandex new command.

Output

👋 Hey there!
It looks like this is your first time using Plandex on this computer.
What would you like to do?

Start an anonymous trial on Plandex Cloud (no email required)
Sign in, accept an invite, or create an account
🚨 Error resolving auth
→ Error selecting auth option
→ Unexpected escape sequence from terminal
→ ['\x1b' '\']

Additional Information

• Please provide assistance in resolving this issue.

[danenania]

Hi @sajjad-salam, what OS and terminal are you using?

[sajjad-salam]

hi @danenania i am using WSL
ubuntu os
i have windows

[danenania]

Possibly related to AlecAivazis/survey#387 or AlecAivazis/survey#228 or AlecAivazis/survey#480 (last one especially)

I fixed similar escape code issues for plandex changes TUI and the streaming TUI, so likely something similar needs to be applied to the survery fork (https://github.com/plandex-ai/survey)

[danenania]

What do you get for echo $TERM?

[ChaseKolozsy]

I'm getting the same issue. I too am using an Ubuntu WSL on windows. Ubuntu 20.04.

"""
(base) chase@DESKTOP-6HJUF69:~$ plandex sign-in
Use Plandex Cloud or another host?

Plandex Cloud
Another host
🚨 Error signing in
→ Error signing in to new account
→ Error selecting sign in option
→ Unexpected escape sequence from terminal
→ ['\x1b' '\']
(base) chase@DESKTOP-6HJUF69:~$
"""

[danenania]

@ChaseKolozsy What do you get for echo $TERM?

[ChaseKolozsy]

@ChaseKolozsy What do you get for echo $TERM?

(base) chase@DESKTOP-6HJUF69:~$ plandex sign-in
? Use Plandex Cloud or another host?
> Plandex Cloud
  Another host
🚨 Error signing in
  → Error signing in to new account
    → Error selecting sign in option
      → Unexpected escape sequence from terminal
        → ['\x1b' '\\']
(base) chase@DESKTOP-6HJUF69:~$ echo $Term

(base) chase@DESKTOP-6HJUF69:~$ echo $TERM
xterm-256color
(base) chase@DESKTOP-6HJUF69:~$

I got:
xterm-256color

[danenania]

@ChaseKolozsy thanks, will be looking into this soon.