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Please also read aws_session_token from credentials file #393
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Also please go ahead and delete the file 'test' when merging. It was an oversight. |
@datascope - Could you please delete the file test and push the code ? |
@datascope please rebase the code too. |
Sure I'll fix it shortly. |
That looks good to me. Let me know if you need anything else. |
Please also read aws_session_token from credentials file
The AWS session token from is supported as a knife option but overlooked when read from the aws credentials file. This one line update to ec2_base.rb fixes that for me. Hopefully, it helps others too.