Fixes the AWS Secrets end-to-end test#6192
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….aws directory. Removes getting the STS caller. Updates the configure-aws-credentials GHA action to v5. Use a String for the binds map rather than a GString. Signed-off-by: David Venable <dlv@amazon.com>
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Fixes the AWS Secrets end-to-end test by setting permissions for the
.awsdirectory.The root problem was that the
.awsdirectory had user permissions for the GitHub Actions users (UID 1001). This prevented Data Prepper from having access when running in the Docker container. This worked previously because Data Prepper ran as root. To solve this, I made these files readable to other users.Additionally:
configure-aws-credentialsGHA action to v5.Issues Resolved
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