Hi team,
I'm experiencing an issue when using the latest version of the Supercode CLI.
After starting the CLI, it fails while checking my subscription and prints the following error:
[subscription-check] DB error: PrismaClientKnownRequestError
code: 'ECONNREFUSED'
meta: { modelName: 'Subscription' }
clientVersion: '7.8.0'
You don't have an active subscription. Run /upgrade to subscribe to Spark Premium ($1/mo) and start using the CLI.
Environment
OS: macOS
Node.js: v22.17.1
npm: 10.9.2
Supercode CLI: latest (installed via npm install -g supercode-cli@latest)
What I expected
The CLI should either:
successfully validate my subscription, or
display a clear authentication/subscription error if there is an issue with my account.
What happened
Instead, the CLI throws a Prisma ECONNREFUSED error during subscription.findFirst() and then reports that I don't have an active subscription.
Questions
Is this a known issue?
Does the CLI require Node.js 24? I noticed an EBADENGINE warning during installation because one dependency requires Node >= 24.
Is this a client-side issue, or is the subscription service/database currently unavailable?
Is there anything I can do to troubleshoot or work around this problem?
Thanks!
Hi team,
I'm experiencing an issue when using the latest version of the Supercode CLI.
After starting the CLI, it fails while checking my subscription and prints the following error:
[subscription-check] DB error: PrismaClientKnownRequestError
code: 'ECONNREFUSED'
meta: { modelName: 'Subscription' }
clientVersion: '7.8.0'
You don't have an active subscription. Run /upgrade to subscribe to Spark Premium ($1/mo) and start using the CLI.
Environment
OS: macOS
Node.js: v22.17.1
npm: 10.9.2
Supercode CLI: latest (installed via npm install -g supercode-cli@latest)
What I expected
The CLI should either:
successfully validate my subscription, or
display a clear authentication/subscription error if there is an issue with my account.
What happened
Instead, the CLI throws a Prisma ECONNREFUSED error during subscription.findFirst() and then reports that I don't have an active subscription.
Questions
Is this a known issue?
Does the CLI require Node.js 24? I noticed an EBADENGINE warning during installation because one dependency requires Node >= 24.
Is this a client-side issue, or is the subscription service/database currently unavailable?
Is there anything I can do to troubleshoot or work around this problem?
Thanks!