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09-16-2024 05:28 AM - edited 09-16-2024 05:38 AM
Hi @NielsMH ,
By default, the Databricks CLI looks for the .databrickscfg file in your ~ (your user home) folder on Unix. You can try to delete this file and run configuration process again.
You can also use describe command to check what credentials and the source of those credentials are being used by CLI:
databricks auth describe
But I suspect you may have encountered the case described below, which is CLI is inferring host from the bundle in the same path. To check if that's the case run the command above
Describe the issue When using the cli from a folder that contains a bundle, the cli unexpectedly infers host configuration from the bundle even with default profile is set in .databrickscfg. Steps to reproduce the behavior Assume a empty...