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Hi, you could potentially set the env variable from code, before importing the library. Providing the value via the config file could work too, do you want to submit a PR? |
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Rewriting my previous post: I re-check how to get an environment variable to work in Windows without reboot, and following Michel's suggestion,
you could potentially set the env variable from code, before importing the library.
I tested it, and it worked. For now, the solution is good enough.
Thanks,
Marco R.
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Hi,
you could potentially set the env variable from code, before importing the library.
os.environ[...]='your secret'
Providing the value via the config file could work too, do you want to submit a PR?
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Is it possible to provide SP_API_AWS_SECRET_ID variable value from the credentials.yml file?
Getting the credentials from the AWS Secrets Manager works fine when the SP_API_AWS_SECRET_ID variable is an environment variable in Windows. My issue is that changing environmental variables requires a reboot, and their security is not my first choice.
What works for me:
Secrets Manager: SP_API_AWS_SECRET_ID as environment variable
Providing credentials in the code, from the credentials.yml file, or the environment variables
What does not work for me:
Secrets Manager: SP_API_AWS_SECRET_ID variable value from the credentials.yml file
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