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This is along the same lines as #133
If a user has a profile configured but it is missing keys, we fall back to other credential mechanisms. For example, if I have a config file of:
And I run aws service op --profile foo, then we'll silently fall back to other credentials provider. If I had a valid ~/.boto config, then we'd silently use the boto config, which might have surprising results.
I think we should update the CLI in the same spirit as #133. If you specify a --profile, it has to exist in its entirety, otherwise an error is thrown. This means we should at least require access/secret key entries in the profile.
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This is along the same lines as #133
If a user has a profile configured but it is missing keys, we fall back to other credential mechanisms. For example, if I have a config file of:
And I run
aws service op --profile foo
, then we'll silently fall back to other credentials provider. If I had a valid~/.boto
config, then we'd silently use the boto config, which might have surprising results.I think we should update the CLI in the same spirit as #133. If you specify a
--profile
, it has to exist in its entirety, otherwise an error is thrown. This means we should at least require access/secret key entries in the profile.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: