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Releases: abhilash1in/aws-secrets-manager-action

Release v2.1.0

07 May 02:58
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  • Fixes #32
  • Bump dependencies

v2.0.0

16 Feb 17:08
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  • We now use the official AWS action @aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials to handle AWS credentials. This opens up more ways of AuthN/AuthZ with AWS (like GitHub's OIDC provider and IAM roles). Please refer to the documentation for more details. This also means, @abhilash1in/aws-secrets-manager-action GitHub action does not have to touch your AWS credentials, so it is inherently more secure.
  • Minor bug fixes and code refactoring.

v1.1.0

24 Jul 05:26
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  • Fixes #20
  • Bump dependencies

v1.0.1

01 Feb 03:17
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  • Add support for AWS Session Tokens

v1.0.0

15 Nov 01:00
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  • Bump @actions/core from 1.2.4 to 1.2.6 - resolves this issue.
  • Mock AWS SDK Secrets Manager API calls in unit tests.

v0.4.0

16 May 22:16
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No longer injects original secret name as environment variable name if it has any character other than upper case letters, digits or underscore, or begins with a digit.

Violating secret name will be transformed into a compliant secret name and used as environment variable name.

v0.3.0

16 May 01:00
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If the secret name is not POSIX compliant (a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and _ only. Cannot start with 0-9), injects a secondary environment variable with all non compliant characters in secret name replaced by underscores (_).

v0.2.0

06 May 19:08
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Now supports wildcard secret names to fetch multiple secrets at once

Pre-Release v0.1.0

04 May 06:40
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Pre-Release v0.1.0