aws-amplify
Unable to set new configuration for AWSServiceManager on session token expiration
My sessionToken, accessKey, secretKey expires in 30 mins and when I set new configuration with the updated credentials to the AWSServiceManager.default().defaultServiceConfiguration it gets ignored as I can only set my configuration once.
And When I try to upload a new image now, it fails as my credentials been expired.
Need a way to refresh the credentials or set new configuration here.
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