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Add session token support to AWS components#1446
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@triggermesh/engineering can someone please review this? We should not ask users to test our dev branches for us as there is no documented and clear path to do that. Thank you. |
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This PR adds AWS Sources and Targets support for temporary credentials through the introduction of
sessionTokenparameter in AWS auth object. Requested in #1440.Temporary credentials can be requested with AWS CLI:
AccessKeyId,SecretAccessKey, andSessionTokenfrom the response can be used in the auth spec "as is" to gain temporary access to the AWS API.