def getsystemmessages(session):
"""Get unread system messages."""
while True:
message = gdk.get_system_message(session.session_obj)
if not message:
break
click.echo("--- MESSAGE STARTS ---")
click.echo(message)
click.echo("--- MESSAGE ENDS ---")
if not click.confirm("Mark message as read (sign and send acknowledgement to the server)?"):
break
gdk_resolve(gdk.ack_system_message(session.session_obj, message))
def inner(session, *args, **kwargs):
if not context.logged_in:
logging.info("Logging in")
result = context.authenticator.login(session.session_obj)
gdk_resolve(result)
context.logged_in = True
if not context.no_warn_sysmsg:
# Show the user a prompt to read and acknowledge outstanding system messages
system_message = gdk.get_system_message(session.session_obj)
if system_message:
click.echo(
"You have unread system messages, please call getsystemmessages"
)
return fn(session, *args, **kwargs)
def inner(session, *args, **kwargs):
if not context.logged_in:
logging.info("Logging in")
result = context.authenticator.login(session.session_obj)
# authenticator.login attempts to abstract the actual login method, it may call
# GA_login, GA_login_with_pin or GA_login_watch_only
# Unfortunately only GA_login returns an auth_handler, so both cases must be handled
if result:
gdk_resolve(result)
context.logged_in = True
if not context.no_warn_sysmsg:
# Show the user a prompt to read and acknowledge outstanding system messages
system_message = gdk.get_system_message(session.session_obj)
if system_message:
click.echo(
"You have unread system messages, please call getsystemmessages"
)
return fn(session, *args, **kwargs)