feat: set_aws_env_vars #184
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Currently, the
assume_role_with_web_identitycommand generates temporary AWS keys that gets written to a temporary file, enabling users to create multiple profiles without having to alterBASH_ENV. This was helpful for users who ran workflows requiring multiple profiles to run theirawscommands.However, this change broke for many users (see #179) who were relying on the AWS key being written to
BASH_ENV.This pull request adds ads the
set_aws_env_varsparameter to theassume_role_with_web_identitycommand that enables to write the keys to a temporary file when set tofalse. Otherwise, it automatically writes toBASH_ENVby default.