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chore(gomod): Bumping AWS SDK version #714
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@autrilla It looks like there's some additional mock functions that are needed in |
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+ Coverage 36.28% 36.44% +0.15%
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+ Hits 1163 1168 +5
+ Misses 1922 1918 -4
+ Partials 120 119 -1
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Ah cool, thank you! I just pushed the last commit after resolving Go dependencies. It's good to go from my side, let me know what you think. |
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Thanks :). Glad such a simple change fixes the issues.
Oh, woops, you need to make this merge to |
Done; I also rebased against the |
@autrilla Is there anything else that's needed after the rebase? |
Nope, LGTM. Thanks! |
@autrilla Thank you sir! |
Bumps the AWS SDK version to support more types of credential chaining.
Description
It seems that the following issues:
Could potentially be helped with a simple bump of the AWS SDK version. Specifically my issue in the following comments...
...was resolved by simply bumping the AWS SDK version, compiling, and testing it out.
Motivation and Context
Credential chaining did not work for me even though it should. My AWS credentials are obtained via gimme-aws-creds through Okta. This means that the
~/.aws/credentials
file uses temporaryaws_access_key_id
andaws_secret_access_key
keys.Using
AWS_PROFILE=development
uses another profile as asource_profile
calledbase
; thebase
profile is the one that has the credentials obtained through the gimme-aws-creds CLI tool.Here are some example files:
~/.aws/credentials
~/.aws/config
The following error occurred when trying to create a new file:
Which made no sense because the AWS SDK solved this a while ago. The version of the AWS SDK Sops was using before this PR
v1.23.13
is now almost 1 year old.Types of changes
Checklist: