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v2.0.0-beta4

30 Sep 02:14
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Overview

This is hopefully the final v2-beta release and if all goes to plan, will become v2.0.0.

Bugs

  • Fix running the ECS server outside of docker #104
  • Fix crash while fetching AWS account list
  • Fix console command failing due to lack of authentication
  • Fix --lines argument

New Features

  • Add basic xonsh shell support
  • Add AutoLogin config option

Changes

  • Bump various 3rd party libraries
  • Improve github actions for builds

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Full Changelog: v2.0.0-beta3...v2.0.0-beta4

v2.0.0-beta3

20 Aug 04:17
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Full Changelog: v1.17.0...v2.0.0-beta3

v2.0.0-beta2

20 Aug 04:08
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Full Changelog: v1.17.0...v2.0.0-beta2

v1.17.0

10 Jul 21:48
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Overview

  • Add credentials command
  • Various small quality-of-life bug fixes (fix --threads flag and warn about old IAM roles in the config.yaml)
  • Add support for and prefer the XDG Config location for config files: ~/.config/aws-sso over ~/.aws-sso
  • ConfigProfilesUrlAction now defaults to value of UrlAction instead of url unless you picked print or printurl

There are also a significant number of ECS Server changes that aren't really backwards compatible, but will make the future better. If you are interested in the ECS Server functionality or using aws-sso on remote hosts over ssh then I would greatly appreciate it if you upvote this AWS SDK bug which makes it nearly impossible to use SSL/TLS with the ECS Server.

  • aws-sso ecs ... commands have been re-worked
  • ECS Server now technically supports SSL/TLS (see above)
  • ECS Server now supports a bearer token for HTTP Auth
  • ECS Server now can run in a Docker container
  • ECS Server now supports binding to non-loopback interfaces via --bind-ip flag

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Full Changelog: v1.16.1...v1.17.0

v1.16.1

13 Jun 23:01
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  • Fix homebrew auto-builds
  • change flag for specifying profiles to --profile for the credentials command

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Full Changelog: v1.16.0...v1.16.1

v1.16.0

13 Jun 01:27
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Key changes in v1.16.0:

  • Add credentials command to write temporary IAM credentials to ~/.aws/credentials
  • Fix config-profiles command to support multiple AWS SSO instances
  • Improve fish shell support
  • AWS_SSO_SESSION_EXPIRATION environment variable is now in RFC3339 format

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Full Changelog: v1.15.1...v1.16.0

v1.15.1

30 Apr 17:49
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  • Added fish shell helperst #361

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v1.15.0

05 Apr 18:12
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Full Changelog: v1.14.3...v1.15.0

v1.14.3

15 Jan 22:27
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  • Update dependencies
  • Statically link Linux binaries (CGO_ENABLED=0)
  • Fix crash when users have no AWS roles available

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Full Changelog: v1.14.2...v1.14.3

v2.0.0-beta1

11 Nov 17:14
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Overview

This is a significant release with some key changes regarding configuration defaults and user experience which I hope makes aws-sso easier and more consistent to use. The major changes (please see the change log for more details) are:

  1. Now requires to run aws-sso login to use your SSO credentials to login to AWS Identity Center.
  2. New default Profile format (used for $AWS_PROFILE and --profile flag) uses the Account name/alias instead of the AccountId.
  3. Removed the AutoConfigCheck config option. aws-sso will now check the number of authorized AWS Accounts at login to see if the cache needs to be updated. If you have been granted a new role to an existing account, you will need to run aws-sso cache manually.

I consider this beta quality as I am using this myself on a daily basis.

Changelog

Bugs

  • No longer ignore the --threads CLI option

New Features

  • Require running aws-sso login. No more auto-login. #291
  • login does a quick cache invalidation check using the AWS AccountIDs #576
  • New default ProfileFormat uses AccountAlias instead of AccountId

Changes

  • aws-sso commands other than cache and login no longer can trigger a cache refresh or
    update of ~/.aws/config file

Removed Commands, Config Options and Flags

  • Remove config, config-profiles and completions commands
    and replace with setup
  • Remove flush command. Use logout instead
  • Remove --no-cache flag
  • Remove CacheRefresh configuration option. aws-sso will only update the cache
    when you ask it to via aws-sso cache
  • Remove tags --force-update flag
  • Remove AutoConfigCheck configuration option.
  • Remove references to all deprecated features:
    • AccountIdStr() function for ProfileFormat.
    • AccountIdStr field is replaced by AccountIdPad in list command and ListFields in config.yaml
    • ARN field is replaced by Arn in list command and ListFields in config.yaml
    • ExpiresStr field is replaced by Expires in list command and ListFields in config.yaml
    • FirefoxOpenUrlInContainer config option
    • ConfigUrlAction config option

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v1.14.2...v2.0.0-beta1