Support for AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell #77
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- Set a distinct credentials source_profile name - Retain support for AWS CLI and Java SDK downstream commands
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* 🌱 Support AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell - Set a distinct credentials source_profile name - Retain support for AWS CLI and Java SDK downstream commands * Release JAR including PowerShell support
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Problem Statement
Attempting to use withokta with a named profile and PowerShell downstream leads to an error like this:
Credential profile [Corp] is not valid. Please ensure the profile contains a valid combination of properties.Solution
Use a distinct name for the source_profile saved to ~/.aws/credentials. This works for PowerShell, AWS CLI, Python programs using boto3, and AWS SDK for Java. It likely works for other AWS SDKs as well.