Ben Kehoe

A lot has changed, this discussion is happening primarily on pull request #4 that implements (currently) ::ResourceVersion and ::ResourceVersionAlias

I'm slightly confused—the CLI v2 is not yet GA, but the support it requires from `botocore` is also in a `v2` branch; don't they go hand-in-hand in terms of maturity/GA...

Checking back in on this as the CLI v2 has gone GA.

I'm glad the ability to read cached AWS SSO credentials has been brought in to botocore 1.17, but I'd still like to see this support grow to the original scope...

All of these concerns make sense. The problem with relying on the CLI v2 to perform SSO login is that a program a developer creates may not have CLI users...

@joguSD I made a prototype of a GUI application that refreshes AWS SSO tokens. https://github.com/benkehoe/aws-sso-login-gui

@0xW1sKy I have written [`aws-sso-lib`](https://github.com/benkehoe/aws-sso-util/blob/master/lib/README.md) for programmatic AWS SSO functionality, and [`aws-sso-util`](https://github.com/benkehoe/aws-sso-util) for things like generating profiles for all AWS SSO account+roles. Your script looks like it writes to `~/.aws/credentials`...

All code you use that uses boto3 reads those files. The only unique thing `aws-sso-lib` is doing is writing to those files, like the AWS CLI does in `aws sso...

Ok, I think I see now. I recently ceased to have access to two separate Identity Center instances, so when investigating https://github.com/benkehoe/aws-sso-util/issues/83 I had to base my understanding on the...

I'm having trouble locating in the code for CLI 2.8.0 the error that I got: `Inline SSO configuration and sso_session cannot be configured on the same profile`. So I can't...