Alexei Samokvalov
Alexei Samokvalov
Hi @kinderlars , yes, `zsh` is tricky. The idea is that `awstools assume` prints a shell script that must be sourced into your current shell session. It is difficult to...
You do not actually need a separate `.bash_profile`, you can define `assume_role` directly in `.zshenv`. Next please check if it's not a typo: you wrote `.bash_profiles` (plural) but `source ../.bash_profile`...
It means `.zshenv` is not loaded by your shell. I suppose if you explicitly call `source ~/.zshenv` it will work. You should make sure you define `aws_assume` in a file...
Could you paste your `assume_role` shell function? And also the output of `awstools assume none none`?
Hmm, I couldn't reproduce this issue. Here is what I did: ```sh cp ~/.config/awstools/config.toml /tmp/tt.toml cat > /tmp/tt.sh
@Jirka123456 can you provide your configuration (obfuscate sensitive parts) and the command you are calling?
@petermbenjamin yes, it's a cool idea! I'll appreciate any PRs.
it can be an additional option `--color=false`
I see this error on 6.7.2
@taylorsilva In our case the problem was too little memory assigned to the workers 😄 🤲 Now everything is working fine. Sorry for misleading.