Unable to locate credentials. You can configure credentials by running “aws configure” source profile
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Just a note that you only use source_profile when configuring an AWS CLI profile that assumes a role.
If you create a profile that does not define a role to assume, then credentials are expected. You can’t just name a new profile and reference the
Run the following command to see if credentials are set for the default user.
aws configure listUse this command to see if the profile is configured for a specific profile.
profile=[Set to the name of your profile]
aws configure list --profie $profileSeems like a bug.
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