regularize examples showing use of AWS access keys #982
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Use the same order of keys and and same names of variables in the examples showing use of AWS access keys.
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regularize examples showing use of AWS access keys
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@stepheneb - Good catch. It is a subtle difference between pages but I can see how it would make it quite easy to flip/flop the values. Thanks! |
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Use the same order of keys and and same names of variables in the examples showing use of AWS access keys.
Minor documentation update.
It was a stupid mistake (#978) but I probably wouldn't have made it with these changes.