set AWS_PROFILE is not working for powershell
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I have multiple profiles in my aws config file. Instead of adding --profile in each command, I want to set the profile to a particular profile before executing the commands. I tried using "set AWS_PROFILE profilename". It's working when I open new powershell prompt but I want in the same prompt. Sometimes it's not working even in new prompt.
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I have multiple profiles in my aws config file. Instead of adding --profile in each command, I want to set the profile to a particular profile before executing the commands. I tried using "set AWS_PROFILE profilename". It's working when I open new powershell prompt but I want in the same prompt. Sometimes it's not working even in new prompt.
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I have multiple profiles in my aws config file. Instead of adding --profile in each command, I want to set the profile to a particular profile before executing the commands. I tried using "set AWS_PROFILE profilename". It's working when I open new powershell prompt but I want in the same prompt. Sometimes it's not working even in new prompt.
amazon-web-services powershell aws-cli
asked Jul 19 at 15:03
Akhil Teej
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I have multiple profiles in my aws config file. Instead of adding --profile in each command, I want to set the profile to a particular profile before executing the commands. I tried using "set AWS_PROFILE profilename". It's working when I open new powershell prompt but I want in the same prompt. Sometimes it's not working even in new prompt.
amazon-web-services powershell aws-cli
amazon-web-services powershell aws-cli
asked Jul 19 at 15:03
Akhil Teej
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asked Jul 19 at 15:03
Akhil Teej
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asked Jul 19 at 15:03
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asked Jul 19 at 15:03
Akhil Teej
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asked Jul 19 at 15:03
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Setting AWS_PROFILE doesn't do anything at all for me. (Looks like there's an issue open for it.)
You can achieve the same result with Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName [...] though. If you've already set the environment variable you can just do:
Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName $env:AWS_PROFILE
answered Nov 8 at 23:45
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Setting AWS_PROFILE doesn't do anything at all for me. (Looks like there's an issue open for it.)
You can achieve the same result with Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName [...] though. If you've already set the environment variable you can just do:
Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName $env:AWS_PROFILE
answered Nov 8 at 23:45
Nick Cox
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Setting AWS_PROFILE doesn't do anything at all for me. (Looks like there's an issue open for it.)
You can achieve the same result with Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName [...] though. If you've already set the environment variable you can just do:
Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName $env:AWS_PROFILE
answered Nov 8 at 23:45
Nick Cox
3,36611726
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up vote
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Setting AWS_PROFILE doesn't do anything at all for me. (Looks like there's an issue open for it.)
You can achieve the same result with Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName [...] though. If you've already set the environment variable you can just do:
Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName $env:AWS_PROFILE
answered Nov 8 at 23:45
Nick Cox
3,36611726
Setting AWS_PROFILE doesn't do anything at all for me. (Looks like there's an issue open for it.)
You can achieve the same result with Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName [...] though. If you've already set the environment variable you can just do:
Set-AWSCredential -ProfileName $env:AWS_PROFILE
answered Nov 8 at 23:45
Nick Cox
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edited Nov 11 at 1:52
answered Nov 8 at 23:45
Nick Cox
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answered Nov 8 at 23:45
Nick Cox
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answered Nov 8 at 23:45
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