Default to AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE for IAM assume-role #380
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what
Default to AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE for IAM assume-role
why
If AWS_IAM_ROLE_INTERACTIVE is not set, we default to previous behaviour
of using AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE and not prompting via selector. Rather
than removing our (CloudPosse) use of AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE from the stage
Dockerfiles, check for the presence of AWS_IAM_ROLE_INTERACTIVE var. AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE is used in other places, so we don’t want to remove it.
assume-role
therefore has the following precedence:assume-role $role
- assumes $roleassume-role
- with AWS_IAM_ROLE_INTERACTIVE set will prompt with a role selectorassume-role
- assumes $AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE