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Has anyone successfully used aws-vault
with any of the plugins that allow lein to treat an s3 bucket as a maven repository?
@donaldball: I've used a bunch of the maven-repo-on-s3 plugins with various degrees of frustration
I recently switched from s3-private-wagon or whatever it's called to lein-essthree
which I like a lot better
I have not tried to integrate them with aws-vault, and after going around in circles for a while I'm back to using AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID / AWS_SECRET_KEY environment variables to provide local access to AWS stuff
There is an open lein-essthree
issue about that, I believe, it's a bug somewhere deeper down the maven stack
...but looking at the aws-vault docs, it seems as though it would be possible to export the keys it generates as env vars and then use those to access your s3 repo
Thanks, that’s the mode of integration I’m most interested in, in fact
@donaldball: https://github.com/technomancy/s3-wagon-private/issues/30 you’re talking about this?
You need to export the AWS creds as env vars