v0.15.0

Autocompletion Feature with Service and Region Argument Support

Previously, the profile name autocompletion wouldn't work if you ran assume -c <tab>. We've now addressed this issue, and the profile autocompletion is now independent of the positional argument to the assume command.

Assume service argument autocomplete demo - Watch Video

Support for --exec Flag with Double Dash (--) Prefix

Users can leverage the --exec flag with a double dash (--) prefix to execute more complex commands that involve quotations. Use the following syntax: assume <profile_name> --exec -- cmd arg... to run your command.

Customize AWS Configuration and Credentials File Locations

We've added support for specifying the location of your AWS configuration file and credentials file through environment variables. Set the $AWS_CONFIG_FILE and $AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE environment variables to configure these file locations according to your preferences.

What's Changed

• Adjust check for whether or not the assume script has been sourced by @jhuntwork in #438
• Add ability to use doubledash with exec command by @Eddie023 in #470
• set AWS_DEFAULT_REGION environment variable by @Eddie023 in #468
• pass the output of getCallerIdentity as the name of the federated user by @Eddie023 in #469
• Add ability to overwrite default aws config paths with $AWS_CONFIG_FILE & $AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE env by @Eddie023
• Add autocomplete support for services by @Eddie023 in #473

Full Changelog: v0.14.4...v0.15.0