Deploy source to org fails with ‘no authorization information found.’ What does it mean?

541    Asked by BrianKennedy in Salesforce , Asked on Aug 23, 2023

While developing in VS Code, I was able to authorize the org with the default alias, and the org is displayed in auth:list. It is running, and the org is confirmed. But whenever I try to deploy the comment with SFDX: Deploy Source to Org, I get an error message which says that the system cannot find any authorization information for the vocoder. Can anyone help me understand the problem?

Answered by Bruce Benedict

If you face a problem like this while building something like found.org, you can try restarting the Vscode. It might work. Also, if you execute SFDX: Authorize an Org and then execute the sfdx force:org:list. You can also execute sfdx force:config:set defaultusername=xxx@abc.com to solve the issue. Updating the sfdx, authorizing the org, or switching the default org and then switching it back and deploying the same can be helpful to solve the issue. There is another way to solve the issue of ‘no authorization information found.’ Here are the steps:

Firstly, update the sfdx.

Then restart the VS code.

After that, type force:org:display, which can display the connection status. 
See if it is disconnected. If yes, then reconnect it by applying SFDX:Authorize and Org.
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