feat: write cached auth files with 600 POSIX perms#1877
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feat: write cached auth files with 600 POSIX perms#1877
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| * Identifies a set of permissions to apply when writing cached auth files (e.g., during cache token refresh for SSO or | ||
| * AWS Login credentials). These values have no effect on Windows. |
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Question: How permission is provided for windows? or We know that cashed auth files won't never be used in window
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Users on Windows get OS-default permissions. This was an intentional choice by the specification.
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Leave a question in the comment to understand the context, but it looks good to me
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Description of changes
This change begins writing cached auth token files with permissions
600—user read/write—on POSIX OSes (e.g., Linux and Mac).This is a behavioral change so a new configuration property is added (
AWS_CACHED_AUTH_FILE_PERMISSIONSet al.) allowing users to opt back into the old behavior (i.e.,OS_DEFAULT—use OS-default permissions for new files in the given directory). Otherwise, the default behavior isUSER_READ_WRITE.Upstream PR: smithy-lang/smithy-kotlin#1578
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