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Cube IDE 1.19.0 Login Failed

a2800276
Associate

The login via HELP->STM32Cube Updates->Connection to myST   does not seem to be working properly. Trying to login I first get a small splash window with a button which I can press which opens a webview(?) which sometimes displays an "Accept Cookie" dialogue. That seems to go away by itself, but I am unfortunately unable to enter anything into the username and password fields, they are unresponsive.

I'm using Wayland on Linux, but my colleague running on MacOS is experiencing the same issue.

Browsing through the forum, the advice I find seems to be "try again tomorrow, there seem to be issues on ST's side of things".  Is there currently maintenance going on? Is the CubeIDE backend particularly slow at the moment, or is this how things always work with Cube?

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Mahmoud Ben Romdhane
ST Employee

Hello @a2800276 ,

 

Let me thank you for posting and welcome to the ST Community.

STM32cubeIDE does not support Wayland. This is why the embedded browser used for the MyST login freezes.

Host PC system requirements
Supported operating systems and architectures
• Windows® 10 and 11, 64 bits (x64)
• Linux®: Ubuntu® LTS 22.04 and LTS 24.04, and Fedora® 41
• macOS® 14 (Sonoma), macOS® 15 (Sequoia)

 

Thanks.

Mahmoud

 

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Thanks for the quick reply Mahmoud, 

It's odd that STM32cubeIDE does not support Wayland  considering that wayland is the default window environment in both Ubuntu 24 and Fedora 41 and the installation contains an executable named `stm32cubeide_wayland`. Also, as I stated, this behavior also affects MacOS.

Anyhow, I was able to load the sample project via github without the need for a login, so for me the issue is solved.

The fact that a simple login in a webview can't be constructed realiably in a cross-plattform manner doesn't inspire much confidence in the tooling, I'm afraid.