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Failure parsing expiration from cached temporary credentials in AWS CLI configuration from AWS SSO #15257
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Can you confirm you have configured the use of AWS SSO 1 in your Footnotes |
Thank you for the quick response. Yes I've configure |
Looking at cached files from last year, the format was |
We can reproduce the error and a fix will be available in the next snapshot build. |
Describe the bug
Connecting to S3 using
S3 (Credentials from AWS Security Token Service)
. I think the main problem is the following from the debug log, which appears to be trying to parse Expiration from the Credentials object in the JSON file. The failure to parse Expiration appears to result in the other data not being parsed from the file either. No error is displayed to the user when using version 8.7.1 (40661). Nothing appears to occur other than the date updating on the History tab. I updated to the latest snapshot in case the issue was fixed, as I was experiencing an openning connections issue in the latest stable release.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
S3 (Credentials from AWS Security Token Service)
Expected behavior
I was able to interact with these S3 buckets using this profile recently, so probably failing as a result of an update.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Log Files
cyberduck.log
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