I noticed that in an older version of the grafana-aws-sdk, when we create the aws session cache we were using environment variables. This upgrades the package (which auto-upgraded the others as well).
I did a very quick look and didn't see anything else that obviously was an environment variable, relying on the file system, or otherwise was storing sensitive info.
There are a few places we read from the file system in tests, but I think that should be fine.
While working on https://github.com/grafana/timestream-datasource/issues/284
I noticed that in an older version of the grafana-aws-sdk, when we create the aws session cache we were using environment variables. This upgrades the package (which auto-upgraded the others as well).
I did a very quick look and didn't see anything else that obviously was an environment variable, relying on the file system, or otherwise was storing sensitive info.
There are a few places we read from the file system in tests, but I think that should be fine.
fixes https://github.com/grafana/timestream-datasource/issues/284