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use aws-keychain for credentials #84
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Yep it would. Do you mind whipping up a pull request for this? I'm not familiar with the aws-keychain. |
Wouldn't mind at all. Thanks! |
This would be good. I was annoyed that I have to put my credentials on a profile file, since I am already using |
@woqer pull requests welcome. |
Not sure about |
do you think we could also use environment vars like (AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SECRET_KEY_ID) instead of profile if available? |
Yes, that should work on the new release that got out recently
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do you think we could also use environment vars like
(AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SECRET_KEY_ID) instead of profile if
available?
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I don't usually write out my credentials into a credential file, but store them using aws-keychain. Would it be possible to have an option to not have
profile
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