The plugin allows setting multi-factor authentication. I am using an enterprise account without the IAM privileges. I login via OKTA and am presented with the following access details after login:
Currently I can update the access key id and secret access key fields on 1password:
However, I am unable to provide the AWS_SESSION_TOKEN value. Therefore, to be able to login, I have to expose the password via variable definition in the terminal before calling any aws command:
export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=""
aws s3 ls
Would it be possible to be able to set such variable in the relevant 1password item? Or how would do you recommend approaching this?
Relevant log output
If I don't provide the AWS_SESSION_TOKEN inline, I get the following error:
An error occurred (InvalidAccessKeyId) when calling the ListBuckets operation: The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records.
op CLI version
2.28.0
Goal or desired behavior
The plugin allows setting multi-factor authentication. I am using an enterprise account without the IAM privileges. I login via OKTA and am presented with the following access details after login:
Current behavior
Currently I can update the
access key idandsecret access keyfields on 1password:However, I am unable to provide the
AWS_SESSION_TOKENvalue. Therefore, to be able to login, I have to expose the password via variable definition in the terminal before calling anyawscommand:Would it be possible to be able to set such variable in the relevant 1password item? Or how would do you recommend approaching this?
Relevant log output