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Document CheckoutBorrowLicense for checking out a specified license for offline use #507

Closed gtsopour closed 1 year ago

gtsopour commented 1 year ago

Describe the issue

Could you please document a simple example of using the CheckoutBorrowLicense interface https://docs.aws.amazon.com/license-manager/latest/APIReference/API_CheckoutBorrowLicense.html? Regarding the license entitlements what exactly does it mean "partial checkouts are not supported"? I have tried this interface in different ways with CLI and different SDKs but I am getting back "An error occurred (NoEntitlementsAllowedException) when calling the CheckoutBorrowLicense operation: No Entitlements Allowed"

Here is an example of calling this interface: aws license-manager checkout-borrow-license --entitlements Name=borrow,Value=1,Unit=Count --region eu-central-1 --license-arn arn:aws:license-manager::xxxxxxxxxxxx:license:l-da0769c9479245e5807164f36d265xxx --digital-signature-method JWT_PS384 --client-token 1

Links

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/license-manager/latest/APIReference/API_CheckoutBorrowLicense.html

tim-finnigan commented 1 year ago

Thanks @gtsopour for reaching out. We can track this request in our cross-SDK repository. I'll transfer this issue there and contact the documentation team for this service.

tim-finnigan commented 1 year ago

P84791005

tim-finnigan commented 1 year ago

Thanks for your patience. We heard back from a member of the documentation team who wanted to highlight that in order to successfully use the CheckoutBorrowLicense API, the license must meet the following requirements:

They also added a backlog item to add examples throughout this API reference. Thanks again for reaching out.

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