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In 4.1.0 a change has been made which is totally not backward-compatible:
aws_access_key_id used to be an environment variable name while it's now expected to be the value
same for aws_secret_access_key
The descriptions for those two parameters did not change, it still says "... Set this to the name of the environment variable ..." which is incorrect
I think this version should be dropped and re-released as 5.0.0 (with updates to the description) as marking this as a minor change could break a lot of workflows, or at least fix the descriptions so that the public manual is correct.
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Hey @nicolaschambrier, thanks for letting us know. I'm going to get a fix out for this today that should work if you have them stored as environment variables
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This has been fixed with PR #159. I removed the $ and changed the way we expand that variable in the script and it works. Please let me know if you encounter something different. Thanks!
In 4.1.0 a change has been made which is totally not backward-compatible:
aws_access_key_id
used to be an environment variable name while it's now expected to be the valueaws_secret_access_key
I think this version should be dropped and re-released as
5.0.0
(with updates to the description) as marking this as a minor change could break a lot of workflows, or at least fix the descriptions so that the public manual is correct.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: