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AWS Plugin Seems to be Broken #415

Closed alexclst closed 7 months ago

alexclst commented 9 months ago

Platform or tool

AWS

Desired or expected behavior

The AWS CLI to work through its op shell plugin. This was the case the last time I used it, admittedly that was at least a month or so ago.

Current behavior

When running a command such as aws s3 list I get the output I pasted into the next question, that seems to say the issue is that there is no relevant default profile in my config file. The thing is, yes I do not have anything in my config file, because op has worked flawlessly before for this CLI command. I should not need anything in this file, and don't want anything there as 1Password is much more secure and, frankly, portable across devices.

Relevant log output

[ERROR] 2023/12/23 21:10:32 could not run plugin AWS CLI: failed to provision credentials, encountered error(s):
source profile "default" does not exist in your AWS config file

op CLI version

2.24.0

allymparker commented 8 months ago

Has anyone managed to work around this?

binamkayastha commented 7 months ago

You just need a default profile in your ~/.aws/config file (and still have the ~/.aws/credentials file deleted)

[default]
region = us-east-1

You could omit the region line as well.

alexclst commented 7 months ago

@binamkayastha that worked for me.

mikeyjoel commented 5 months ago

Thanks! Decided to start using op cli and ran into this issue.