In #49 I did not change the variable names (not the names of the environment variables)
from user_aws_key_id to aws_access_key_id
from user_aws_secret_key to aws_secret_access_key
This has been done here in file boardwalk.config.template in order to have consistent naming of environment variables across several files in this repo.
I ran install_bootstrap with those changes. It installed normally, I could log-in to the Boardwalk instance and was able upload to S3 (which uses those credentials) worked.
NOTE: I changed install_bootstrap that enabled the S3 upload to test the changes in this boardwalk.config.template, but then reversed all changes made to install_bootstrap again.
In #49 I did not change the variable names (not the names of the environment variables)
user_aws_key_idtoaws_access_key_iduser_aws_secret_keytoaws_secret_access_keyThis has been done here in file
boardwalk.config.templatein order to have consistent naming of environment variables across several files in this repo.I ran
install_bootstrapwith those changes. It installed normally, I could log-in to the Boardwalk instance and was able upload to S3 (which uses those credentials) worked.NOTE: I changed
install_bootstrapthat enabled the S3 upload to test the changes in thisboardwalk.config.template, but then reversed all changes made toinstall_bootstrapagain.