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Add License expired troubleshooting step #80

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Add to the README instructions and guidance for if the action fails with:

Logging in user '' [U:] to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)

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  • Documentation
    • Added guidance for handling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) issues during deployment to Steam.
    • Introduced troubleshooting steps for "License expired" errors.
    • Enhanced clarity and formatting in the "Configuration" section.

Add troubleshooting step for 

> Logging in user '***' [U:***] to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)
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The changes in the pull request focus on enhancing the README.md file by adding a new section related to Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) issues encountered during the deployment process to Steam. Specifically, it introduces guidance for users facing a "License expired" error, instructing them to regenerate their local VDF file with a new Steam guard code. Additionally, the formatting and clarity of the instructions in the "Configuration" section have been improved, particularly regarding the setup of the configVdf.

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README.md Added guidance for handling MFA issues and "License expired" errors; improved formatting in the "Configuration" section.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant System
    participant Steam

    User->>System: Initiate deployment
    System->>Steam: Authenticate with MFA
    Steam-->>System: License expired error
    System->>User: Notify error and provide instructions
    User->>System: Regenerate VDF file with new Steam guard code
    System->>Steam: Retry authentication
    Steam-->>System: Successful authentication
    System->>User: Deployment successful
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With a VDF fix and a guard code in hand,
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
README.md (2)

99-99: Enhance the troubleshooting step with more detailed instructions

While the added step correctly addresses the PR objective by documenting the "License expired" error, it could be more helpful with specific steps.

Consider expanding the instruction with this diff:

-2. If the action fails with `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`, then you need to regenerate your local VDF file with a new Steam guard code.
+2. If the action fails with `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`, follow these steps:
+   1. On your local machine, run `steamcmd +login <username>` which will trigger a new Steam guard code
+   2. Enter the code sent to your email
+   3. Generate a new config.vdf file using the steps above (starting from step 4)
+   4. Update your `STEAM_CONFIG_VDF` secret with the new encoded value

99-99: Fix step numbering in the configVdf section

The new step is numbered "2" but appears after step "5", which could confuse users.

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-2. If the action fails with `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`, then you need to regenerate your local VDF file with a new Steam guard code.
+6. If the action fails with `Logging in user ... to Steam Public...FAILED (License expired)`, then you need to regenerate your local VDF file with a new Steam guard code.
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@GabLeRoux GabLeRoux merged commit c3ece44 into game-ci:main Dec 11, 2024
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