Add SharedConfigState opt to AWS session for assume role support #3655
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* required for assume role support Signed-off-by: Raphael P. Ribeiro <raphael.ribeiro@vouch.io>
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- What I did
Enabled support for assuming roles to AWS session. Adding SharedConfigState to session options will instruct the SDK to enable support for assuming roles from shared config file. By default without this opt set the SDK will not be able to assume roles.
- How I did it
Added SharedConfigState opt to aws.Session
- How to verify it
Build an image i.e examples/aws.yml then load a AWS_PROFILE with assumed role. Then push the image to AWS. The credentials profile for assuming a role should be as described in AWS documentation.
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