Add AssumeRole functionality for credentials/config files #1025
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Can someone from the AWS C++ sdk team suggest how to unit test this? |
The role_arn and source_profile fields within a credentials file have been ignored up until now. This fix adds support for assuming a role from a credentials and/or config file.
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Added some basic unit tests. I guess I don't need to actually assume a role, I can just mock the STS role functionality. |
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Any chance you could resolve these conflicts, @LantosDavid? I would love to get this feature! |
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This feature has been supported by SDK team, see 3dce455 |
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The role_arn and source_profile fields within a credentials file have been
ignored up until now. This fix adds support for assuming a role from a
credentials and/or config file.