Request: Ability to specify AWS profile the command is run with #6
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Hi, Jason, thanks for the feedback,
you are right, I use the default profile and I hadn't foreseen the need to
include it in the request execution.
I will implement it as soon as possible.
…On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 7:30 PM Jason Giles ***@***.***> wrote:
Based on observation, it appears that the tool runs using either the
default profile, or whatever profile is set in the AWS_PROFILE environment
variable.
It would be great if the dialog provided the ability to (optionally)
specify a name of the AWS profile to execute the command with. As someone
who has access to many AWS accounts and has quite a few in my credentials
file, being able to specify which set of credentials the command is
executed with would be greatly appreciated.
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Thank you, sir! Much appreciated. |
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Hi, Jason, I have updated the plugin and deployed it on the beta channel:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/16777-aws-codeartifact--maven/update/153353
Could you check if it works as you expected?
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Thank you, sir! Much appreciated.
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It does work, but the plugin does assume the existence of a You might also fall back to the I recognize that this is a non-standard setup so feel free to ignore this particular bit of feedback. |
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Hi,
yep, that is right. Didn't you have a ~/.aws/config file and got yourself
the error?
Reading the documentation, I understood that both files were required, so
it would make little sense to try reading the credentials file IF the
config file was missing.
I can indeed use the credentials file if the config one is missing, just
not sure if that would help (the config includes the associated region, so
it would be still required).
…On Thu, Jan 13, 2022 at 3:51 PM Jason Giles ***@***.***> wrote:
It does work, but the plugin does assume the existence of a ~/.aws/config
file. If that file does not exist, then an error dialog pops up and the
profile drop down is empty.
You might also fall back to the ~/.aws/credentials file and read profiles
from there? I know when using aws configure it puts things in the right
place, but the documentation on the CLI does not require that certain
properties lie in ~/.aws/config and does allow for all properties to lie
in ~/.aws/credentials.
I recognize that this is a non-standard setup so feel free to ignore this
particular bit of feedback.
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Yeah...you can probably feel free to ignore. My configuration was setup manually and not through the CLI. So for me, response format, region, etc is all setup in the credentials file. I am willing to admit to being in a non-standard setup. If I move those settings to the config file where they are supposed to live I don't see the error. |
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Mmmmm... for completeness, I guess I should cover both files :-(
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Yeah...you can probably feel free to ignore. My configuration was setup
manually and not through the CLI. So for me, response format, region, etc
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I am willing to admit to being in a non-standard setup. If I move those
settings to the config file where they are supposed to live I don't see the
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Hi, Jason,
I uploaded a new beta:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/16777-aws-codeartifact--maven/versions/beta/154281
It is now -or it should be- conformant to the AWS specification:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdkref/latest/guide/file-location.html
Please give it a try,
…On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 1:32 PM coderazzi ***@***.***> wrote:
Mmmmm... for completeness, I guess I should cover both files :-(
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> settings to the config file where they are supposed to live I don't see the
> error.
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Based on observation, it appears that the tool runs using either the default profile, or whatever profile is set in the AWS_PROFILE environment variable.
It would be great if the dialog provided the ability to (optionally) specify a name of the AWS profile to execute the command with. As someone who has access to many AWS accounts and has quite a few in my credentials file, being able to specify which set of credentials the command is executed with would be greatly appreciated.
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