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Yesterday In my home computer I created a devhub account. Using the account i created a scratch org called MgmtScratch. I did all my work in that scratch org. I then went to my office and executed sfdx force:auth:web:login to connect my devhub account. I connected it successfully and executed sfdx force:org:list --all but could not see my scratch org(MgmtScratch).
Edit: I can see the scratch org in my devhub(browser) but I cannot see on terminal.
Can any one help me on this??
It looks like you will not be able to see your scratch org in different system.
To see the scratch org on terminal of a different system you need to have json file related to your scratch org.
This json file in windows is present in the location c:/users/username/.sfdx. The .sfdx folder which is a hidden folder by default have all the scratch org configuration.
So, you will have to send a copy of json file and send to your work mail.
To identify the org, just open your devhub account and look at the id of it. You will have a json file in .sfdx folder with name as the id. This json file contains accessToken, refreshToken e.t.c so creating your custom json file in .sfdx folder will be futile.
