common-fate/granted v0.1.8

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What's Changed

• Fix comment typo by @QuinnyPig in #80
• Fallback url link if browser opening fails by @meyerjrr in #82
• command to unset environment variables by @meyerjrr in #83
• Fix Azure SSO login - Add Passthrough args by @meyerjrr in #91
• Bug fix for global flags by @JoshuaWilkes in #95
• Implement support for Windows by @JoshuaWilkes in #100
• build cleanup commands for tokens and config by @meyerjrr in #98
• rename GitHub actions tests by @chrnorm in #101
• Optimise test pipeline by @JoshuaWilkes in #102
• problems with assuming roles by @meyerjrr in #97

New Contributors

• @QuinnyPig made their first contribution in #80

Full Changelog: v0.1.7...v0.1.8

Download this release by following our getting started guide.

This new release of Granted includes a number of high priority fixes and improvements.

Additions and Features:

• We heard from many in the community that Windows functionality was a high priority, so we are happy to announce that we have added Granted support for Windows Command Prompt and Powershell.

  • By default, terminal colours are disabled in Command Prompt, to get full coloured output in Command Prompt run this before running granted commands set NO_COLOR=
  • Thanks to our community members DavidSandoval, ShaykiAbramczyk for highlighting the issue.

• In the case that assume -c fails to open the browser Assume will fall back to returning the access URL via the CLI.

  • We have also added the -u flag which can be included when assuming a role to grab that URL manually.

• Added a flag to Assume to unset exported AWS environment variables

  • assume -unset

• Added flag to Assume to allow pass-through flags

  • Passthrough flags are useful if you are using one of the custom SSO credential providers like aws-azure-login or aws-google-auth and want to use some functionality that that tool provides in their CLI.

  Using the -pt or --pass-through flag will allow you to pipe commands into that internal command.
  eg.
  assume role-a -pt --no-prompt
  under the hood will run :
  aws-azure-login —profile role-a —no-prompt

• Added commands to the Granted binary to allow for management of SSO tokens and ability to reset Granted configs

  • List all tokens currently saved in the store
    • granted token
    • granted token list
  • Remove a token from the local store
    • granted token remove
    • granted token remove profile_name
  • Remove all tokens from the local store
    • granted token remove --all
  • Remove all granted config (deletes the ~/.granted folder), unsets alias
    • granted uninstall

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed a problem stopping users from assuming roles with MFA.
• Added expandable global services list for opening up services using Assume
• Fixed a bug causing the global flags to be mutated due to being pointers, this led to unexpected behaviour and duplication of stringSlice flags values in the assume command
• Fixed a problem where Granted was checking for cached environment variables for aws-azure-login rather than in the .aws/credentials file