Kim van Wyk
Kim van Wyk
Deactivating one of the keys wasn't enough - I got the same AccessKeysPerUser quota error when running the *create* command after deactivating one of the 2 access keys the user...
> I'm tempted to define a new `AuthenticationFailed` exception as a subclass of `click.ClickException` which I can then raise from inside that function. > > A tiny bit inelegant since...
I agree, a separate, deliberately invoked and noisy command would be best.
In terms of the steps in rotating, I was first thinking you could deactivate the oldest key, but there's no guarantee only the newer key is in use. Perhaps a...
Incidentally, trying to call create with the same username 3 times hits the issue you've noted above, that there can only be 2 active access keys: ```bash s3-credentials create --username...
> I'm coming back around to the idea of an interactive `rotate` command - one which outputs the new credentials and says "now go and start using those, then hit...