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Add in a default AWS credentials provider #3478
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@bjpirt can you resolve the conflicts? |
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@v1r3n Have resolved all of the conflicts now |
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./gradlew generateLock saveLockto refresh dependencies)Changes in this PR
When using SQS it's necessary to add an AWS Credentials Provider to the queue configuration. It seemed sensible to do this by default since most people will need this and they can modify it if necessary. It also means that if you build the server from the community repository, which imports the exported packages from the conductor core, it will now work, whereas previously it failed to start the server, rendering SQS unusable from the community server.