When I'm working in multiple AWS accounts concurrently I sometimes forget which profile I've assumed in a given terminal session. Usually I'll run something like aws s3 ls and try to use the output to figure out which account I'm in, but it'd be useful if awsume had a built-in feature to indicate the active profile.
This could either be implemented as a separate command-line flag where the name of the current profile is printed, or it could be included in the output of the existing -l/--list-profiles flag, where the currently-assumed profile is marked with a symbol next to it.
mtskillman
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7 months ago
When I'm working in multiple AWS accounts concurrently I sometimes forget which profile I've assumed in a given terminal session. Usually I'll run something like
aws s3 lsand try to use the output to figure out which account I'm in, but it'd be useful if awsume had a built-in feature to indicate the active profile.This could either be implemented as a separate command-line flag where the name of the current profile is printed, or it could be included in the output of the existing
-l/--list-profilesflag, where the currently-assumed profile is marked with a symbol next to it.