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The credentials file that gets output by the extension has 3 different key/value pairs:
aws_access_key_id
aws_secret_access_key
aws_session_token
However, whenever the Ansbile EC2 module runs, it needs an additional value - aws_secret_key - or it will crash. My org has written a script to change the aws_session_token key to aws_secret_key (because they're the same value) to get this working for Ansible, but that inadvertently broken Terraform 🤦♂️
Since aws_session_token and aws_security_token are actually the same value, changing background/script.js:141 and background/script.js:177 to include aws_security_token = data.Credentials.SessionToken would fix the issue.
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The credentials file that gets output by the extension has 3 different key/value pairs:
aws_access_key_id
aws_secret_access_key
aws_session_token
However, whenever the Ansbile EC2 module runs, it needs an additional value -
aws_secret_key
- or it will crash. My org has written a script to change theaws_session_token
key toaws_secret_key
(because they're the same value) to get this working for Ansible, but that inadvertently broken Terraform 🤦♂️Since
aws_session_token
andaws_security_token
are actually the same value, changingbackground/script.js:141
andbackground/script.js:177
to includeaws_security_token = data.Credentials.SessionToken
would fix the issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: