Respect AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE env variable #66
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This would be a nice addition! |
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@broamski Are there any plans on implementing this? |
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Please accept this pull and merge it - it would make it easier to build automation around aws-mfa. I don't want to modify my credentials file for a short-term temporary login to an EKS cluster that I rarely connect to. |
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Dec 21, 2023
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Current implementation has hardcoded AWS_CREDS_PATH.
This patch modifies it to respect AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE if set, otherwise to default.