Problem installing CHIP tool

I am using SDK 2.7.0. When trying to install the CHIP tool, I get the error - view below. 

I have tried everything - it seems that the OAuth client is hardcoded into the SDK. Could you please help with a remedy.

ERROR message:

BOOTSTRAP! Bootstrap may take a few minutes; please be patient.

Downloading and installing packages into local source directory:

  Setting up CIPD package manager...[|]

Not logged in to CIPD and no anonymous access to the following CIPD paths:

  fuchsia/third_party/zap

Attempting CIPD login

Getting a refresh token with following OAuth scopes:

  * www.googleapis.com/.../userinfo.email

[P80629 11:42:32.287 client.go:357 W] RPC failed permanently: rpc error: code = PermissionDenied desc = OAuth client 446450136466-mj75ourhccki9fffaq8bc1e50di315po.apps.googleusercontent.com is not allowed {"host":"ci.chromium.org", "method":"CreateLoginSession", "service":"luci.auth.loginsessions.LoginSessions"}

Login failed: failed to create the login session: rpc error: code = PermissionDenied desc = OAuth client 446450136466-mj75ourhccki9fffaq8bc1e50di315po.apps.googleusercontent.com is not allowed

CIPD login failed

failed (3.9s)

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  • Hi,

    Are you on Linux or macOS?

    I was not able to reproduce the issue on my side (Ubuntu 24.04), so it does not seem to be an issue with the OAuth client ID in v2.7.0.

    It could be the network. Are you behind a corporate proxy, firewall, or VPN? If so, can you try without VPN or with a different network?
    Since the issue is reaching https://ci.chromium.org, can you see if you can reach it directly from your network? For example, with

    curl -I https://ci.chromium.org

    It might also help clearing CIPD credentials and cache:

    cipd logout
    rm -rf ~/.cipd-cache
    rm -rf ~/.cipd-cache-dir

    Have you tried newer versions of the SDK?

    Best regards,
    Marte

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  • Hi,

    Are you on Linux or macOS?

    I was not able to reproduce the issue on my side (Ubuntu 24.04), so it does not seem to be an issue with the OAuth client ID in v2.7.0.

    It could be the network. Are you behind a corporate proxy, firewall, or VPN? If so, can you try without VPN or with a different network?
    Since the issue is reaching https://ci.chromium.org, can you see if you can reach it directly from your network? For example, with

    curl -I https://ci.chromium.org

    It might also help clearing CIPD credentials and cache:

    cipd logout
    rm -rf ~/.cipd-cache
    rm -rf ~/.cipd-cache-dir

    Have you tried newer versions of the SDK?

    Best regards,
    Marte

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