Jon Falkenstein

So it'd be nice if aws-okta-processor supported this. In the meantime, I just whipped up this little script to execute instead of aws-okta-processor directly: ```shell #!/bin/bash password=$(security find-generic-password -w -a...

Improvement upon my script: ``` #! /bin/bash #################################################################################################### # This script can be used with aws-okta-processor to store and access the user's okta password # in a special MacOS keychain...

Hey @sopeters, this seems similar to #1165, although that one is more about taking the output of one resolver and passing it as the input of another. Take a look...

template_bucket_name is a resolvable configuration, which means you can easily use `!stack_output` for it. My recommendation would be to define a new stack for a template bucket that outputs its...

Consider this project structure: ``` - config/ - config.yaml # This is your top-level config - my-app / - config.yaml # The config in my-app will override configurations from config/config.yaml...

Exactly. That template-bucket.yaml is for a stack like any other. In it, define a bucket with whatever permissions, lifecycles, etc that you want. Output the name of the bucket on...

@zaro0508 What happens if you run this with `--debug`? A lot of times that shows a much more helpful stacktrace and maybe other info too.

This issue was resolved recently with work on exception handling. Using the `--debug` flag solves this issue.

Hi @cleonard-godaddy, the `cmd` hook simply executes `subprocess.check_call(self.argument, shell=True)`: https://github.com/Sceptre/sceptre/blob/master/sceptre/hooks/cmd.py#L22 According to https://stackoverflow.com/a/15449462/6136118, the default shell python uses is `/bin/sh`. So it looks like, in its current configuration, it won't...

@cleonard-godaddy I suggested a change that could make this work. What did you think about putting up a PR to add that functionality? I'd be happy to help you with...