Hey Callahan! Thanks for the quick response!
This issue was reported by a customer in a (now old) case, and as such I'll answer with the best of my ability from the answers they gave us.
> How was this built - with LXD, Multipass, destructive-mode, or remote-build?
LXD and destructive mode was used.
> What do you mean by "access"? Was it already installed? Was it a stage-snap or build-snap or manually installed?
It seems like they couldn't download the snap from their store. The problem was using a relative path for the credentials file. They fixed it by using an absolute path instead.
> What was done for it to make it work?
They had to pass the same Snapcraft credentials file to SnapD with a parameter called UBUNTU_STORE_AUTH_DATA_FILENAME. They also used an absolute path to their credentials file instead.
Hey Callahan! Thanks for the quick response!
This issue was reported by a customer in a (now old) case, and as such I'll answer with the best of my ability from the answers they gave us.
> How was this built - with LXD, Multipass, destructive-mode, or remote-build?
LXD and destructive mode was used.
> What do you mean by "access"? Was it already installed? Was it a stage-snap or build-snap or manually installed?
It seems like they couldn't download the snap from their store. The problem was using a relative path for the credentials file. They fixed it by using an absolute path instead.
> What was done for it to make it work?
They had to pass the same Snapcraft credentials file to SnapD with a parameter called UBUNTU_ STORE_AUTH_ DATA_FILENAME. They also used an absolute path to their credentials file instead.