updated aws go sdk version to v2#53
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Based on work by Scott White in PR #53. Co-Authored-By: Scott White <scott@tonal.com>
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merged your work here #56 |
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If you have a chance, open an upstream PR to get upstream off of sdk v1 |
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Problem: Identified CVE issues as part of wizcli scan of docker image
https://github.com/Infoblox-CTO/user.groups.collector/blob/master/Dockerfile.migrate
related to AWS SDK go version v1 (EOL - Technology)
Solution: Upgraded AWS SDK version to v2 and reran wizcli command and no CVE
issues are observed as ouput.