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      "content": "Update all commands to use `log_info` and `err` functions from `lib/bash-functions` instead of direct `echo`.\nRefactor scripts in `bin/` to replace `echo` with `log_info` for informational output and `err` for error messages. Ensure consistent function usage across all subcommands and versions. Verify all existing command functionalities are preserved post-refactoring."
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      "content": "I will start by analyzing the `lib/bash-functions` directory to understand the implementation of `log_info` and `err` and check how they are currently being used.",
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      "timestamp": "2026-02-04T15:23:17.582Z",
      "type": "gemini",
      "content": "I will read the `bin/dalmatian` file and a sample subcommand `bin/aws/v1/mfa` to understand how functions are sourced and used.",
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Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"MFA credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    MFA_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\nif [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" == \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" == \"mfa\" ]]\nthen\n  RUN_AWS_MFA=1\nfi\n\n# Update MFA credentials if needed, or if the dalmatian aws mfa command is ran\nif [[ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" || \"$MFA_CONFIGURED\" == 0 ]]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    gpg --decrypt \\\n      --quiet \\\n      < \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  )\n\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\n  export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n\n  AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n  MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n\n  echo \"==> Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n\n  if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n  then\n    exit 0\n  fi\nfi\n\n# export MFA credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\nAWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN=\"$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq '.Arn')\"\nIFS='/' read -r -a array <<< \"$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN\"\nexport AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME=\"${array[2]%?}\"\n\n# Check if the assume role credentials have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"'Assume role' credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Update assume role credentials if needed\nif [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n  echo \"==> Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n  ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n    aws sts assume-role \\\n    --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n    --role-session-name dalmatian-tools \\\n    --external-id dalmatian-tools\n  )\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\n  AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SessionToken')\n  AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.Expiration' | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    jq -n \\\n    --arg aws_access_key_id \"$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\" \\\n    --arg aws_secret_access_key \"$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_token \"$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_expiration \"$AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION\" \\\n    '{\n      aws_access_key_id: $aws_access_key_id,\n      aws_secret_access_key: $aws_secret_access_key,\n      aws_session_token: $aws_session_token,\n      aws_session_expiration: $aws_session_expiration\n    }'\n  )\n\n  echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nfi\n\n# export assume role credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\ni=1\nfor a in \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\ndo\n  if [ \"$a\" == \"-i\" ]\n  then\n    INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME=\"${COMMAND_ARGS[$i]}\"\n  fi\n  i=$(( i + 1 ))\ndone\n\n# Assume Role for infrastructure if set\nif [ -n \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" ]\nthen\n  # shellcheck source=bin/aws/v1/assume-infrastructure-role\n  . \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/v1/assume-infrastructure-role\" -i \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\nfi\n\n# If no COMMAND was specified, and SUBCOMMAND isn't an executable script\nif [[ -z \"${COMMAND}\" && ! -f \"${SUBCOMMAND}\" ]] || [[ ! -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" && ! -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" ]]; then\n  err \"Command not found: $(basename \"${0}\") ${SUBCOMMAND} ${COMMAND:=\"\"}\"\n\n  echo\n  echo \"Usage:\"\n\n  while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n    echo \"  $(basename \"${0}\") ${SUBCOMMAND} $(basename \"${REPLY}\")\"\n  done < <(find \"${APP_ROOT}/bin/$SUBCOMMAND\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n\n  exit 1\nfi\n\n# Run specified command with args\n\"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n"
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          "id": "read_file-1770218597581-a33eee8c862228",
          "name": "read_file",
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                  "output": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian/mfa_credentials.json\"\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  -h                  - help\"\n  echo \"  -m <mfa_code>       - MFA code (required)\"\n  echo \"  -e                  - export to stdout instead of writing the mfa\"\n  echo \"                        credentials to $DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\nEXPORT_TO_STDOUT=0\n\nwhile getopts \"m:eh\" opt;\ndo\n  case $opt in\n    m)\n      MFA_CODE=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    e)\n      EXPORT_TO_STDOUT=1\n      ;;\n    h)\n      usage\n      ;;\n    *)\n      usage\n      ;;\n  esac\ndone\n\nUSERNAME=$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq -r .Arn | rev | cut -f1 -d'/' | rev)\nMFA_DEVICE=$(aws iam list-mfa-devices --user-name \"$USERNAME\" | jq -r .MFADevices[0].SerialNumber)\nSESSION_TOKEN_JSON=$(aws sts get-session-token --serial-number \"$MFA_DEVICE\" --token-code \"$MFA_CODE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.AccessKeyId)\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.SecretAccessKey)\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.SessionToken)\nAWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.Expiration | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\n\nif [ \"$EXPORT_TO_STDOUT\" == 1 ];\nthen\n  echo \"export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\"\n  echo \"export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\"\n  echo \"export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\"\nelse\n  echo \"==> Storing MFA credentials in $DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    jq -n \\\n    --arg aws_access_key_id \"$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\" \\\n    --arg aws_secret_access_key \"$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_token \"$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_expiration \"$AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION\" \\\n    '{\n      aws_access_key_id: $aws_access_key_id,\n      aws_secret_access_key: $aws_secret_access_key,\n      aws_session_token: $aws_session_token,\n      aws_session_expiration: $aws_session_expiration\n    }'\n  )\n\n  echo \"$MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  chmod 600 \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nfi\n"
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      "timestamp": "2026-02-04T15:23:32.505Z",
      "type": "gemini",
      "content": "I will search for all files within the `bin/` directory that contain the `echo` command to identify candidates for refactoring.",
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          "subject": "Refining the Implementation",
          "description": "I'm currently working through the implications of sourcing and exporting the bash functions. The `bin/dalmatian` script is key here; it iterates through the function files within the specified directory. This approach ensures all the functions are available in the environment, utilizing `export -f` to make them globally accessible.",
          "timestamp": "2026-02-04T15:23:29.645Z"
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          "subject": "Addressing the Echo Statements",
          "description": "I'm now zeroing in on replacing the `echo` statements within the scripts. The approach will be systematic: first, locate all instances of `echo` within the `bin/` directory. Then, I'll carefully replace the informational `echo` statements with `log_info` and the error messages with `err`. I must be careful to avoid changing any instances of `echo` involved in variable assignments or piping, so I'll be targeting only those instances where `echo` is used for direct output to the console.",
          "timestamp": "2026-02-04T15:23:32.063Z"
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          "subject": "Investigating Function Scope",
          "description": "The `bin/dalmatian` script sources and exports functions, confirming that all subcommands invoked through it have access to logging. However, the `bin/aws/v1/mfa` script still uses `echo` for usage and status messages. This confirms the strategy to replace those. Now I need to identify all scripts in `bin/` that contain `echo` to determine the scope of the change.",
          "timestamp": "2026-02-04T15:23:32.113Z"
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                  "output": "Found 1406 matches for pattern \"echo\" in path \"bin\":\n---\nFile: ec2/v2/port-forward\nL14: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL15: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL16: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL17: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL18: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL19: echo \"  -I <instance_id>       - ec2 instance id (optional)\"\nL20: echo \"  -R <remote_port>       - remote port (optional if -l is set)\"\nL21: echo \"  -L <local_port>        - local port (optional if -l is set)\"\nL99: RESERVATIONS=\"$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[]')\"\nL106: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$RESERVATIONS\" | jq -r '.Instances[] |\nL114: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL121: INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].InstanceId' )\nL122: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value')\n---\nFile: elasticache/v1/reboot\nL8: echo \"Reboot all nodes in a given Elasticache cluster.\"\nL9: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL10: echo \"  -h                     - 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help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name (optional)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod') (optional)\"\nL50: echo \"==> Listing pipelines for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $SERVICE_NAME ($ENVIRONMENT) ...\"\n---\nFile: elasticache/v1/list-clusters\nL8: echo \"List Elasticache clusters in an infrastructure.\"\nL9: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL10: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - (optional) environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL46: CLUSTER_IDS=$(echo \"$CLUSTERS\" | jq -r '.CacheClusters[].CacheClusterId')\nL50: ARN=$(echo \"$CLUSTERS\" |  jq --arg \"cluster_id\" \"$CLUSTER\" -r '.CacheClusters[] | select(.CacheClusterId == $cluster_id).ARN')\nL52: ENV=$(echo \"$TAGS\" | jq -r '.TagList[] | select(.Key == \"Environment\") | .Value')\nL54: NICE_NAME=$(echo \"$TAGS\" | jq -r '.TagList | map(select(.Key == \"Infrastructure\" or .Key == \"Name\" or .Key == \"Environment\") | .Value) | join(\"-\")')\nL55: ENGINE=$(echo \"$CLUSTERS\" |  jq --arg \"cluster_id\" \"$CLUSTER\" -r '.CacheClusters[] | select(.CacheClusterId == $cluster_id).Engine')\nL58: echo \"Name: $NICE_NAME Engine: $ENGINE\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/list-domains\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL51: echo \"==> Finding domain names for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $SERVICE_NAME ($ENVIRONMENT) ...\"\nL55: echo \"$CLOUDFRONT_DISTRIBUTION\" | jq -r '.DomainName'\nL56: echo \"$CLOUDFRONT_DISTRIBUTION\" | jq -r '.Aliases.Items[]'\n---\nFile: service/v1/list-environment-variables\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL51: echo \"==> Retrieving env vars for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME/$SERVICE_NAME/$ENVIRONMENT from Parameter Store...\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/restart-containers\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL51: echo \"==> restarting containers for $SERVICE_NAME in $ENVIRONMENT\"\nL54: EVENT_ID_REGEX=$(echo \"$DEPLOYMENT\" | jq -r '.service.events[] | .id' | tr '\\n' '|' | sed 's/.$//')\nL55: DEPLOYMENT_ID=$(echo \"$DEPLOYMENT\" | jq -r '.service.deployments[] | select(.status == \"PRIMARY\") | .id')\nL60: EVENTS=$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r --arg r \"$EVENT_ID_REGEX\" '.services[0].events[] | select(.id | test(\"\\($r)\") | not)')\nL61: EVENT_ID_REGEX=$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r '.services[0].events[] | .id' | tr '\\n' '|' | sed 's/.$//')\nL62: STATUS=$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r --arg i \"$DEPLOYMENT_ID\" '.services[0].deployments[] | select(.id == $i) | .rolloutState')\nL65: echo \"$EVENTS\" | jq -r '.message'\nL67: echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r --arg i \"$DEPLOYMENT_ID\" '.services[0].deployments[] | select(.id == $i) | \"\\(.rolloutState) - Desired: \\(.desiredCount), Pending: \\(.pendingCount), Running: \\(.runningCount)\"'\n---\nFile: service/v1/deploy-build-logs\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                       - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>      - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>             - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>         - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL52: CODEBUILD_ID=$(echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r '.stageStates[] | select(.stageName == \"Build\") | .actionStates[] | select(.actionName == \"Build\") | .latestExecution.externalExecutionId')\nL55: LOG_GROUP_NAME=$(echo \"$BUILD_INFO\" | jq -r '.builds[0].logs.groupName')\nL56: LOG_STREAM_NAME=$(echo \"$BUILD_INFO\" | jq -r '.builds[0].logs.streamName')\nL64: # echo -n \"$LOGS\" | jq -rj --arg t \"$TIMESTAMP\" '.events[] | select((.timestamp|tonumber) > ($t|tonumber)) | .message'\nL65: echo -n \"$LOGS\" | jq -rj --arg t \"$TIMESTAMP\" '.events[].message'\nL66: NEW_TIMESTAMP=$(echo \"$LOGS\" | jq -r '.events[-1].timestamp')\nL71: echo \"Waiting for logs ...\"\nL78: BUILD_STATUS=$(echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r '.stageStates[] | select(.stageName == \"Build\") | .actionStates[] | select(.actionName == \"Build\") | .latestExecution.status')\nL81: echo \"Build Failed\"\nL87: echo \"$BUILD_STATUS\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/set-environment-variables\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name\"\nL65: echo \"$SERVICE_DETAILS\" | jq -r \\\nL68: echo \"$SERVICE_DETAILS\" | jq -r \\\nL112: echo \"\"\nL113: echo \"$DIFF\" | tail -n +3\nL114: echo \"\"\n---\nFile: rds/v2/run-command\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -c <command>           - The command to run in the RDS shell\"\n---\nFile: rds/v2/shell\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                                   - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>                  - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>                        - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>                     - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -D <keep>_alive_delay>               - delay in seconds to check for mysql/psql/bash processes before exiting (default 60)\"\nL14: echo \"  -M <keep_alive_maximum_lifetime>     - maximum time in seconds before the container is stopped (default 600 seconds)\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/deploy\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/list-services\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name (Optional, by default lists all services)\"\nL65: echo \"$SERVICE_ARNS\" | jq -r \\\nL70: SERVICE_ARNS=$(echo \"$SERVICE_ARNS\" | jq -r '.[]')\nL76: done < <(echo \"$SERVICE_ARNS\")\nL87: SERVICE_NAME=\"$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r '.services[0].serviceName')\"\nL88: DESIRED_CONTAINERS=\"$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r '.services[0].desiredCount')\"\nL89: RUNNING_CONTAINERS=\"$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r '.services[0].runningCount')\"\nL90: TASK_DEFINITION_ARN=\"$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r '.services[0].taskDefinition')\"\nL97: ENVIRONMENT_FILE_ARN=\"$(echo \"$TASK_DEFINITION\" | jq -r '.taskDefinition.containerDefinitions[0].environmentFiles[0].value')\"\nL98: ENVIRONMENT_FILE_BUCKET_ARN=\"$(echo \"$ENVIRONMENT_FILE_ARN\" | cut -d'/' -f1)\"\nL99: ENVIRONMENT_FILE_BUCKET_NAME=\"$(echo \"$ENVIRONMENT_FILE_BUCKET_ARN\" | rev | cut -d':' -f1 | rev)\"\nL100: ENVIRONMENT_FILE_KEY=\"$(echo \"$ENVIRONMENT_FILE_ARN\" | cut -d'/' -f2-)\"\nL101: JSON_RESULT=$(echo \"$JSON_RESULT\" | jq -c \\\nL111: echo \"$JSON_RESULT\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/get-environment-variables\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name\"\nL62: echo \"$SERVICE_DETAILS\" | jq -r \\\nL66: echo \"$SERVICE_DETAILS\" | jq -r \\\n---\nFile: service/v1/pull-image\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL15: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL54: echo \"==> Finding Docker image...\"\nL57: ECR_ENDPOINT=$(echo \"$IMAGE_URL\" | cut -d '/' -f1)\nL59: echo \"==> Logging into AWS ECR...\"\nL63: echo \"==> Pulling image $IMAGE_URL\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/run-container-command\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -c <cluster_name>      - Optional - name of extra cluster)\"\nL15: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL16: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL17: echo \"  -C <command>           - command to run (Warning: will be ran as root)\"\nL18: echo \"  -a                     - run on all matching containers\"\nL30: echo \"This script requires the \\`session-manager-plugin\\` to be installed:\"\nL31: echo \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\"\nL32: echo \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\"\nL33: echo \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\"\nL79: echo \"==> Finding container...\"\nL89: for TASK_ARN in $(echo \"$TASKS\" | jq -r '.taskArns|join(\" \")'); do\nL92: CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ARN=$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].containerInstanceArn')\nL93: TASK_DEFINITION_ARN=$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].taskDefinitionArn')\nL95: CONTAINER_NAME_PREFIX=\"ecs-$(echo \"$TASK_DEFINITION_ARN\" | cut -d'/' -f2| sed -e 's/:/-/')-$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$SERVICE_NAME-$ENVIRONMENT-\"\nL99: CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$CONTAINER_INSTANCE_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.containerInstances[0].ec2InstanceId')\nL101: echo \"==> Running command on container $CONTAINER_NAME_PREFIX* on $CLUSTER cluster...\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/delete-environment-variable\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"This command can set environment variables for a service\"\nL10: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -k <key>               - key e.g SMTP_HOST\"\nL57: echo \"==> deleting environment variable $KEY for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME/$SERVICE_NAME/$ENVIRONMENT ...\"\nL62: echo \"==> deleted\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/container-access\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL13: echo \"  -c <command>           - Command to run on container - Defaults to '/bin/bash' (Optional)\"\nL14: echo \"  -n <non-interactive>   - Run command non-interactively (Optional)\"\nL74: TASK_ARN=$(echo \"$TASKS\" | jq -r '.taskArns[0]')\nL83: CONTAINER_NAME=\"$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].containers[0].name')\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/get-environment-variable\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"This command can set environment variables for a service\"\nL10: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -k <key>               - key e.g SMTP_HOST\"\nL56: echo \"==> getting environment variable $KEY for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME/$SERVICE_NAME/$ENVIRONMENT\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/deploy-status\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL57: echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r '.stageStates[] | .stageName + \": \" + .latestExecution.status + \" (\" + .actionStates[0].latestExecution.lastStatusChange + \")\"'\n---\nFile: service/v1/ecr-vulnerabilities\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -t <image_tag>         - image tag (default: 'latest')\"\nL59: echo \"==> Getting image vulnerabilities...\"\nL73: SEVERITY_FINDINGS=$(echo \"$IMAGE_SCAN_FINDINGS\" | jq -cr --arg severity \"$SEVERITY\" 'select(.severity==$severity)')\nL74: SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT=$(echo \"$SEVERITY_FINDINGS\" | wc -l | sed 's/^ *//g')\nL75: SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT=$(echo \"$SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT - 1\" | bc -l)\nL78: echo \"$SEVERITY's\"\nL79: echo \"----\"\nL82: CVE=$(echo \"$FINDING\" | jq -r '.name')\nL83: CVE_URI=$(echo \"$FINDING\" | jq -r '.uri')\nL84: PACKAGE=$(echo \"$FINDING\" | jq -r '.attributes[] | select(.key==\"package_name\") | .value')\nL85: PACKAGE_VERSION=$(echo \"$FINDING\" | jq -r '.attributes[] | select(.key==\"package_version\") | .value')\nL86: DESCRIPTION=$(echo \"$FINDING\" | jq -r '.description')\nL87: echo -e \"\\033[1mCVE:\\033[0m $CVE ($CVE_URI)\"\nL88: echo -e \"\\033[1mPackage:\\033[0m $PACKAGE:$PACKAGE_VERSION\"\nL89: echo -e \"\\033[1mDescription:\\033[0m $DESCRIPTION\"\nL90: echo \"\"\nL91: done < <(echo \"$SEVERITY_FINDINGS\")\nL95: echo \"Found:\"\nL98: SEVERITY_FINDINGS=$(echo \"$IMAGE_SCAN_FINDINGS\" | jq -cr --arg severity \"$SEVERITY\" 'select(.severity==$severity)')\nL99: SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT=$(echo \"$SEVERITY_FINDINGS\" | wc -l | sed 's/^ *//g')\nL100: SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT=$(echo \"$SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT - 1\" | bc -l)\nL101: echo \"$SEVERITY: $SEVERITY_FINDINGS_COUNT\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/deploy\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL51: echo \"==> deploying $SERVICE_NAME in $ENVIRONMENT\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/list-container-placement\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name (default 'all')\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL52: echo \"==> Finding containers...\"\nL66: done < <(echo \"$TASKS\" | jq -r '.taskArns[]')\nL71: CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ARN=$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].containerInstanceArn')\nL73: CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$CONTAINER_INSTANCE_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.containerInstances[0].ec2InstanceId')\nL74: GROUP=$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].group')\nL78: CONTAINER_NAME=$(echo \"$TASK\" | jq -r '.containers[0].name')\nL79: STARTED_AT=$(echo \"$TASK\" | jq -r '.startedAt')\nL80: echo \"$CONTAINER_NAME ($STARTED_AT) - $GROUP - $CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL81: done < <(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -c '.tasks[]')\n---\nFile: service/v1/show-deployment-status\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL51: echo \"==> deploying $SERVICE_NAME in $ENVIRONMENT\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/container-access\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -c <cluster_name>      - Optional - name of extra cluster)\"\nL15: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL16: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL28: echo \"This script requires the \\`session-manager-plugin\\` to be installed:\"\nL29: echo \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\"\nL30: echo \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\"\nL31: echo \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\"\nL69: echo \"==> Finding container...\"\nL78: TASK_ARN=$(echo \"$TASKS\" | jq -r '.taskArns[0]')\nL81: CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ARN=$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].containerInstanceArn')\nL82: TASK_DEFINITION_ARN=$(echo \"$TASK_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.tasks[0].taskDefinitionArn')\nL84: CONTAINER_NAME_PREFIX=\"ecs-$(echo \"$TASK_DEFINITION_ARN\" | cut -d'/' -f2| sed -e 's/:/-/')-$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$SERVICE_NAME-$ENVIRONMENT-\"\nL87: CONTAINER_INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$CONTAINER_INSTANCE_DESCRIPTION\" | jq -r '.containerInstances[0].ec2InstanceId')\nL89: echo \"==> Connecting to container $CONTAINER_NAME_PREFIX* on $CLUSTER cluster...\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/rename-environment-variable\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"This command can rename environment variables for a service\"\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL15: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL16: echo \"  -k <key>               - key e.g SMTP_HOST\"\nL17: echo \"  -n <new-key>           - new key e.g. SMTP_PORT\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/set-environment-variable\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"This command can set environment variables for a service\"\nL10: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -k <key>               - key e.g SMTP_HOST\"\nL15: echo \"  -v <value>             - value e.g smtp.example.org\"\nL16: echo \"  -E <environment_file>  - environment file path\"\nL27: echo \"==> setting environment variable $4 for $1/$2/$3\"\nL93: echo \"ERROR: keys must start with an alphabetical (i.e. non-numeric) character\"\nL108: KEY=$(echo \"$envar\" | cut -d'=' -f1)\nL109: VALUE=$(echo \"$envar\" | cut -d'=' -f2-)\n---\nFile: rds/v1/create-database\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -d <db_name>           - name of database to create\"\nL14: echo \"  -u <user_name>         - name of user to create\"\nL15: echo \"  -P <user_password>     - password for user to be created\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL75: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL83: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL87: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL93: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].Engine)\nL94: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].MasterUsername)\nL95: RDS_VPC=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].DBSubnetGroup.VpcId)\nL97: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL98: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL99: echo \"VPC ID: $RDS_VPC\"\nL103: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL105: echo \"==> Creating database...\"\nL112: echo \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/force-deployment\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service>           - service name \"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -w                     - watch deployment status until complete (optional)\"\nL54: echo \"==> Forcing new deployment for $SERVICE_NAME in $ENVIRONMENT\"\nL61: echo \"==> Watching deployment status...\"\nL62: EVENT_ID_REGEX=$(echo \"$DEPLOYMENT\" | jq -r '.service.events[] | .id' | tr '\\n' '|' | sed 's/.$//')\nL63: DEPLOYMENT_ID=$(echo \"$DEPLOYMENT\" | jq -r '.service.deployments[] | select(.status == \"PRIMARY\") | .id')\nL67: EVENTS=$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r --arg r \"$EVENT_ID_REGEX\" '.services[0].events[] | select(.id | test(\"\\($r)\") | not)')\nL68: EVENT_ID_REGEX=$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r '.services[0].events[] | .id' | tr '\\n' '|' | sed 's/.$//')\nL69: STATUS=$(echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r --arg i \"$DEPLOYMENT_ID\" '.services[0].deployments[] | select(.id == $i) | .rolloutState')\nL71: echo \"$EVENTS\" | jq -r '.message'\nL73: echo \"$SERVICE\" | jq -r --arg i \"$DEPLOYMENT_ID\" '.services[0].deployments[] | select(.id == $i) | \"\\(.rolloutState) - Desired: \\(.desiredCount), Pending: \\(.pendingCount), Running: \\(.runningCount)\"'\nL76: echo \"==> Deployment complete.\"\nL78: echo \"==> Deployment started.\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/assume-infrastructure-role\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                       - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure_name> - Infrastructure Name (required)\"\nL42: echo \"==> Assuming role to provide access to $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME infrastructure account ...\"\nL46: echo \"==> Assuming role to provide access to $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME infrastructure account ...\"\nL63: ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$CREDENTIALS\" | jq -r .Credentials.AccessKeyId)\nL64: SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$CREDENTIALS\" | jq -r .Credentials.SecretAccessKey)\nL65: SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$CREDENTIALS\" | jq -r .Credentials.SessionToken)\n---\nFile: aws/v1/exec\nL8: echo \"Run any aws cli command in an infrastructure\"\nL9: echo 'e.g dalmatian aws exec -i <infrastructure> s3 ls'\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS] <aws sub command>\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/import-dump\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -d <database_name>     - database name\"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -f <dump_file>         - DB dump file\"\nL15: echo \"  -R <rewrite_file>      - Rewrite file\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL17: echo \"  -Y <Yes>               - Auto awnser Yes (Should only be used in scripts\"\nL18: echo \"                           that ensure humans validate DB overwrites)\"\nL78: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL86: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL90: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL96: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].Engine)\nL97: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].MasterUsername)\nL98: RDS_VPC=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].DBSubnetGroup.VpcId)\nL100: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL101: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL102: echo \"VPC ID: $RDS_VPC\"\nL106: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL110: echo \"$DB_DUMP_FILE not found ...\"\nL125: echo \"--------------------------------------------------\"\nL126: echo \"The RDS:\"\nL127: echo \"  $RDS_IDENTIFIER\"\nL128: echo \"in the infrastructure:\"\nL129: echo \"  $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\nL130: echo \"in environment:\"\nL131: echo \"  $ENVIRONMENT\"\nL132: echo \"will have the database:\"\nL133: echo \"  $DATABASE_NAME\"\nL134: echo \"overwritten with the file:\"\nL135: echo \"  $DB_DUMP_FILE\"\nL136: echo \"--------------------------------------------------\"\nL137: echo \"\"\nL138: echo \"Are you sure?\"\nL139: echo \"\"\nL141: echo \"Continue (Yes/No)\"\nL144: Yes ) echo \"==> Importing ...\";;\nL150: echo \"Uploading $DB_DUMP_FILE ...\"\nL154: echo \"==> Uploading complete!\"\nL156: echo \"==> Starting import of $RDS_ENGINE $DB_DUMP_FILE file into $RDS_IDENTIFIER...\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/mfa\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                  - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -m <mfa_code>       - MFA code (required)\"\nL13: echo \"  -e                  - export to stdout instead of writing the mfa\"\nL14: echo \"                        credentials to $DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nL41: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.AccessKeyId)\nL42: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.SecretAccessKey)\nL43: AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.SessionToken)\nL44: AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$SESSION_TOKEN_JSON\" | jq -r .Credentials.Expiration | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\nL48: echo \"export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\"\nL49: echo \"export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\"\nL50: echo \"export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\"\nL52: echo \"==> Storing MFA credentials in $DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nL67: echo \"$MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/key-age\nL8: echo \"Check the age of your AWS access key\"\nL32: if [[ $(echo \"$metadata\" | jq '.AccessKeyMetadata | length') == 0 ]]\nL34: echo \"No Access Keys were found for user '$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME'\"\nL40: for key in $(echo \"$metadata\" | jq -r '.AccessKeyMetadata[] | @base64'); do\nL41: key_id=$(echo \"$key\" | base64 --decode | jq -r '.AccessKeyId')\nL42: create_date=$(echo \"$key\" | base64 --decode | jq -r '.CreateDate')\nL47: echo \"Access key ID: $key_id\"\nL48: echo \"Created on: $(gdate -d @\"$create_date\" +%Y-%m-%d)\"\nL49: echo \"Age in days: $age\"\nL54: echo \"[i] Warning: Access key is more than 180 days old and should be rotated.\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/instance-shell\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"Connect to any ec2 instance in an infrastructure\"\nL13: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL14: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL15: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <instance_id>       - ec2 instance id (optional)\"\nL28: echo \"This script requires the \\`session-manager-plugin\\` to be installed:\"\nL29: echo \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\"\nL30: echo \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\"\nL31: echo \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\"\nL64: echo \"==> Finding ECS instance...\"\nL66: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[].Instances[] | (.InstanceId) + \" | \" + (.LaunchTime)')\nL67: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL72: echo \"==> Connecting to $INSTANCE_ID...\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/login\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -p <aws_sso_profile>   - AWS SSO Profile\"\nL35: EXPIRES_AT=\"$(echo \"$AWS_SSO_CACHE_JSON\" | jq -r '.expiresAt')\"\nL51: EXPIRES_AT=\"$(echo \"$AWS_SSO_CACHE_JSON\" | jq -r '.expiresAt')\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/list-profiles\nL10: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL17: SSO_CONFIG_ACCOUNT_NAME=\"$(echo \"$workspace\" | cut -d\"-\" -f5-)\"\nL18: echo \"$SSO_CONFIG_ACCOUNT_NAME\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/exec\nL11: echo \"Run any aws cli command in an infrastructure environment\"\nL12: echo 'e.g dalmatian aws exec -i <infrastructure> -e <environment> s3 ls'\nL13: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS] <aws sub command>\" 1>&2\nL14: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL15: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL16: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/run-command\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                           - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -p <aws_sso_profile>         - AWS SSO Profile\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure_name>     - Infrastructure name\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>             - Environment\"\nL13: echo \"  -a <account_name>            - Dalmatian account name (Optional - can be used instead of infrastructure/environment name)\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/generate-config\nL33: echo \"\"\nL44: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL53: SSO_CONFIG_ACCOUNT_ID=\"$(echo \"$workspace\" | cut -d\"-\" -f1)\"\nL54: SSO_CONFIG_REGION=\"$(echo \"$workspace\" | cut -d\"-\" -f2-4)\"\nL55: SSO_CONFIG_ACCOUNT_NAME=\"$(echo \"$workspace\" | cut -d\"-\" -f5-)\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/awscli-version\nL8: echo \"Check if awscli is installed and compatible with dalmatian-tools\"\nL41: echo\nL42: echo \"If you have manually installed AWS CLI 1, you should run: \"\nL43: echo \"    sudo rm -rf /usr/local/aws\"\nL44: echo \"    sudo rm /usr/local/bin/aws\"\nL45: echo\nL46: echo \"If you installed it using Homebrew, you should run:\"\nL47: echo \"    brew remove awscli awscli@1\"\nL48: echo \"    brew install awscli\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/account-init\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <aws_account_id>    - AWS Account ID\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <deefault_region>   - AWS Default region\"\nL12: echo \"  -n <account_name>      - A lower case hyphenated friendly name\"\nL13: echo \"  -e <external>          - Configure as an 'External' AWS Account (An account not part of the SSO Org)\"\nL91: echo \"$EXTERNAL_ROLE_TRUST_RELATIONSHIP\"\nL105: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\n---\nFile: rds/v1/get-root-password\nL8: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\") $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL55: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL63: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL67: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL73: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].MasterUsername)\nL75: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL76: echo \"Root password: $RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/set-root-password\nL8: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\") $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -P <new_password>      - new password to set\"\nL60: echo \"==> Setting RDS root password in Parameter Store...\"\nL69: echo \"==> Parameter store value set\"\nL70: echo \"==> For this change to take effect, run the following from dalmatian core to deploy:\"\nL71: echo \"\"\nL72: echo \"    ./scripts/bin/deploy -i $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME -e $ENVIRONMENT -S hosted-zone,vpn-customer-gateway,ecs,ecs-services,elasticache-cluster,shared-loadbalancer,waf\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/download-sql-backup\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -o <output_file_path>  - output file path (optional)\"\nL14: echo \"  -d <date>              - date (optional e.g %Y-%m-%d)\"\nL67: echo \"==> Listing SQL backups in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $RDS_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\nL79: BACKUP_COUNT=\"$(echo \"$OBJECTS\" | jq -r 'length')\"\nL81: echo \"Found $BACKUP_COUNT backups from $DATE\"\nL85: echo \"Please specify a different date.\"\nL89: STR=\"$(echo \"$OBJECTS\" | jq -r '. | join(\",\")')\"\nL92: echo\nL94: echo\nL113: echo \"[i] You've chosen option number $n: '$SQL_FILE_NAME'\"\nL114: echo\nL116: echo \"==> Starting download of $SQL_FILE_NAME from s3 bucket $S3_BUCKET_NAME...\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/awscli-version\nL8: echo \"Check if awscli is installed and compatible with dalmatian-tools\"\nL41: echo\nL42: echo \"If you have manually installed AWS CLI 1, you should run: \"\nL43: echo \"    sudo rm -rf /usr/local/aws\"\nL44: echo \"    sudo rm /usr/local/bin/aws\"\nL45: echo\nL46: echo \"If you installed it using Homebrew, you should run:\"\nL47: echo \"    brew remove awscli awscli@1\"\nL48: echo \"    brew install awscli\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/start-sql-backup-to-s3\nL8: echo \"Starts a SQL backup to S3 for a given RDS instance.\"\nL9: echo \"This replicates the nightly backup process, but can be run manually.\"\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL13: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL14: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL66: echo \"==> Started backup task $TASK_NAME for RDS instance $RDS_IDENTIFIER\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/list-databases\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL56: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL64: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL68: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL74: RDS_VPC=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].DBSubnetGroup.VpcId)\nL76: echo \"==> Finding ECS instance...\"\nL83: echo \"$ECS_INSTANCES\" \\\nL87: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL89: echo \"==> Listing databases...\"\nL96: echo \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/list-instances\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment (eg. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL46: echo \"==> Getting RDS instances in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/export-dump\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -d <database_name>     - database name\"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -o <output_file_path>  - output file path\"\nL15: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL79: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL87: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL91: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL97: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].Engine)\nL98: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].MasterUsername)\nL99: RDS_VPC=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].DBSubnetGroup.VpcId)\nL101: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL102: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL103: echo \"VPC ID: $RDS_VPC\"\nL107: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL109: echo \"Exporting $DATABASE_NAME db from $RDS_IDENTIFIER rds...\"\nL116: echo \"==> Export complete\"\nL121: echo \"==> Starting download of $SQL_FILE_NAME from s3 bucket $S3_BUCKET_NAME...\"\nL125: echo \"==> Deleting sql file from S3 ...\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/shell\nL8: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\") $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL14: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL60: echo \"==> Finding ECS instances...\"\nL63: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[].Instances[] | (.InstanceId) + \" | \" + (.Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value) + \" | \" + (.LaunchTime)')\nL64: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL73: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL81: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL85: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL91: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].Engine)\nL92: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].MasterUsername)\nL93: RDS_VPC=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBInstances[0].DBSubnetGroup.VpcId)\nL95: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL96: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL97: echo \"VPC ID: $RDS_VPC\"\nL101: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL103: echo \"==> Starting $RDS_ENGINE session on $RDS_IDENTIFIER...\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/count-sql-backups\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -d <date>              - date (optional e.g %Y-%m-%d)\"\nL65: echo \"==> Counting SQL backups in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $RDS_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\n---\nFile: waf/v1/list-blocked-requests\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL13: echo \"  -t <time_frame>        - Time frame in minutes (default 10)\"\nL14: echo \"  -H <header_name>       - Search based on header, name  (eg. Host)\"\nL15: echo \"  -v <header_value>      - Serach based on header, value (eg. example.com)\"\nL16: echo \"  -V                     - Verbose mode - output full Sampled Request data\"\nL81: ACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nL83: ACL_ARN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.ARN')\nL84: ACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nL86: echo \"==> Querying for Blocked sampled requests...\"\nL93: ACL_METRIC_NAME=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig.MetricName')\nL99: done < <(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules[].Name')\nL117: echo \"$BLOCKED_REQUESTS\" | \\\nL128: BLOCKED_REQUESTS_JSON_STRING=$(echo \"$BLOCKED_REQUESTS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r --arg n \"$HEADER_NAME\" --arg v \"$HEADER_VALUE\" '[ .[] | select(.Request.Headers[] as $h | $h.Name==\"\\($n)\" | $h.Value==\"\\($v)\") ]')\nL131: BLOCKED_REQUESTS_JSON_STRING=$(echo \"$BLOCKED_REQUESTS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r 'sort_by(.Timestamp) | reverse')\nL135: echo \"$BLOCKED_REQUESTS_JSON_STRING\"\nL137: echo \"$BLOCKED_REQUESTS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.[] | .Timestamp + \" - \" +\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v2/version\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                       - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -q                       - Quiet Mode\"\nL11: echo \"  -v <set_version>         - Set the version number (eg. -v 2)\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <short>               - Only outputs the version\"\nL58: echo \"$DALMATIAN_VERSION_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_VERSION_FILE\"\nL65: echo \"$VERSION\"\n---\nFile: waf/v1/cf-ip-block\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL13: echo \"  -b <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) you want to apply a rule to (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\nL14: echo \"  -6                     - Use IPv6\"\nL15: echo \"  -d                     - Delete\"\nL82: SET_ID=$(echo \"$ALL_SETS\" | jq -r \".IPSets.[] | select(.Name==\\\"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\\\") | .Id\")\nL84: CURRENT_IP_SET=$(echo \"$SET_JSON\" | jq -c '.IPSet.Addresses')\nL85: LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$SET_JSON\" | jq -c -r '.LockToken')\nL92: NEW_IP_SET=$(echo \"$CURRENT_IP_SET\" | jq -c \" . + [ \\\"$SOURCE_IP\\\" ]\")\nL94: NEW_IP_SET=$(echo \"$CURRENT_IP_SET\" | jq -c \" . - [ \\\"$SOURCE_IP\\\" ]\")\nL105: CURRENT_IP_SET=$(echo \"$SET_JSON\" | jq -c '.IPSet.Addresses')\nL106: echo \"$CURRENT_IP_SET\"\n---\nFile: utilities/v2/run-command\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                                   - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>                  - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <rds_name>                        - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>                     - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -c <command>                         - The command to run in the utilities container\"\nL14: echo \"  -s                                   - Run the command on the RDS rather than the container\"\nL15: echo \"  -I                                   - Run an interactive shell (Optional)\"\nL16: echo \"  -D <keep>_alive_delay>               - delay in seconds to check for mysql/psql/bash processes before exiting the interactive shell (default 60)\"\nL17: echo \"  -M <keep_alive_maximum_lifetime>     - maximum time in seconds before the container is stopped when using interactive shell (default 600 seconds)\"\nL121: DB_INFO=\"$(echo \"$DB_INSTANCES\" \\\nL124: DB_SUBNET_GROUP=\"$(echo \"$DB_INFO\" \\\nL128: DB_INFO=\"$(echo \"$DB_CLUSTERS\" \\\nL131: DB_SUBNET_GROUP=\"$(echo \"$DB_INFO\" \\\nL138: DB_ENGINE=\"$(echo \"$DB_INFO\" \\\nL207: TASK_ARN=\"$(echo \"$TASK\" \\\nL231: --command \"/bin/bash -c 'echo ssm-agent check'\" \\\nL300: TASK_ARN=\"$(echo \"$TASK\" \\\nL303: TASK_ID=\"$(echo \"$TASK_ARN\" | cut -d'/' -f3)\"\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v1/login\nL3: echo \"Note: You must have a Dalmatian Admin account to use Dalmatian Tools\"\nL4: echo\nL16: echo \"Please install Homebrew before trying again\"\nL50: echo \"    https://gpgtools.org/ is recommended for MacOS\"\nL53: echo \"For added security, your credentials and MFA secret will be\"\nL54: echo \"encrypted with GPG\"\nL55: echo \"\"\nL59: echo \"\"\nL60: echo \"This is your MFA secret not a generated 6 character MFA code\"\nL61: echo \"https://github.com/dxw/dalmatian-tools#why-am-i-seeing-oathtool-base32-decoding-failed-base32-string-is-invalid\"\nL63: echo \"\"\nL65: echo \"==> Checking credentials...\"\nL68: echo \"==> please enter your MFA secret not your generated MFA code\"\nL69: echo \"==> please see https://github.com/dxw/dalmatian-tools#why-am-i-seeing-oathtool-base32-decoding-failed-base32-string-is-invalid\"\nL78: USER_ID=$(echo \"$CALLER_ID\" | jq -r '.UserId')\nL79: ACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$CALLER_ID\" | jq -r '.Account')\nL80: USER_ARN=$(echo \"$CALLER_ID\" | jq -r '.Arn')\nL82: echo \"  User ID: $USER_ID\"\nL83: echo \"  Account: $ACCOUNT_ID\"\nL84: echo \"  Arn:     $USER_ARN\"\nL86: #echo \"==> Checking access key age\"\nL92: echo \"==> Saving configuration settings in $DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE ...\"\nL106: echo \"$CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\"\nL108: echo \"==> Attempting MFA...\"\nL115: echo \"==> please see https://github.com/dxw/dalmatian-tools#why-am-i-seeing-oathtool-base32-decoding-failed-base32-string-is-invalid\"\nL124: echo \"==> Login success!\"\nL125: echo \"==> Storing credentials in $DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nL139: echo \"$CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | gpg \\\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v2/setup\nL23: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL24: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL25: echo \"  -f <setup_filepath>    - Setup Filepath (Optional)\"\nL26: echo \"  -u <setup_url>         - Setup URL (Optional)\"\nL94: echo \"$SETUP_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_SETUP_JSON_FILE\"\n---\nFile: waf/v1/delete-ip-rule\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL13: echo \"  -u <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) associated with the rule (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\nL14: echo \"  -a <action>            - Action assigned to the rule: Allow, Block, Captcha, Challenge\"\nL54: ACTION=\"$(echo \"$ACTION\" | awk '{print toupper(substr($0,0,1))tolower(substr($0,2))}')\"\nL56: echo \"Target IP: $SOURCE_IP\"\nL83: SOURCE_IP_LABEL=$(echo \"$SOURCE_IP\" | tr ./ -)\nL89: echo \"==> Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\"\nL92: ACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nL93: ACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nL94: ACL_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nL98: ACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig')\nL99: ACL_DEFAULT_ACTION=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.DefaultAction')\nL101: echo \"Found target Web ACL $ACL_ID\"\nL103: ACL_RULES=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules')\nL106: echo \"==> Removing rule $ACL_RULE_NAME from Web ACL...\"\nL108: RULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq -r --arg name \"$ACL_RULE_NAME\" 'del(.[] | select(.Name == $name))' | jq -c)\nL119: echo \"==> Getting IP Sets...\"\nL121: IP_SET_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$IP_SETS\" | jq -r --arg ipset_name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" '.IPSets[] | select(.Name == $ipset_name)')\nL122: IP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nL123: IP_SET_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nL125: echo \"Found target IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\nL127: echo \"==> Deleting IP Set '$WAF_IP_SET_NAME'...\"\nL133: echo\nL134: echo \"Done\"\n---\nFile: waf/v1/set-ip-rule\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL13: echo \"  -b <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) you want to apply a rule to (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\nL14: echo \"  -a <action>            - Action to take: Allow, Block, Captcha, Challenge\"\nL54: ACTION=\"$(echo \"$ACTION\" | awk '{print toupper(substr($0,0,1))tolower(substr($0,2))}')\"\nL56: echo \"Target IP: $SOURCE_IP\"\nL57: echo \"Action to be taken: $ACTION\"\nL83: SOURCE_IP_LABEL=$(echo \"$SOURCE_IP\" | tr ./ -)\nL88: echo \"==> Creating new IP Set...\"\nL93: IP_SET_ARN=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.ARN')\nL94: IP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nL95: echo \"Created IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\nL98: echo \"==> Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\"\nL102: ACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nL103: ACL_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nL104: ACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nL108: ACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig')\nL109: ACL_DEFAULT_ACTION=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.DefaultAction')\nL111: echo \"Found target Web ACL $ACL_ID\"\nL113: ACL_RULES=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules')\nL114: ACL_RULES_COUNT=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq length)\nL116: echo \"Found $ACL_RULES_COUNT existing rules in this ACL\"\nL121: echo \"New rule will be given Priority $PRIORITY_COUNT\"\nL123: echo \"==> Generating new ACL Rule...\"\nL151: echo \"Created ACL Rule $ACL_RULE_NAME\"\nL153: RULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq --argjson json \"$JSON_ACL_RULE\" -r '. += [$json]' | jq -c)\nL155: echo \"==> Adding new Rule to WAF Ruleset...\"\nL165: echo\nL166: echo \"Done\"\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v2/update\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -f <force_update>      - Force update (Runs through the update process even if dalmatian-tools is on the latest version)\"\nL10: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL39: echo \"$UPDATE_CHECK_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE\"\nL47: GITHUB_MESSAGE=$(echo \"$RELEASE_JSON\" | jq -r '.message')\nL55: LATEST_REMOTE_TAG=$(echo \"$RELEASE_JSON\" | jq -r '.name')\nL73: CURRENT_LOCAL_TAG_TRIMMED=$(echo \"$CURRENT_LOCAL_TAG\" | cut -d'-' -f1)\nL74: echo \"$UPDATE_CHECK_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE\"\nL115: echo \"$UPDATE_CHECK_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE\"\n---\nFile: cloudtrail/v2/query\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                       - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -a <dalmatian_account>   - Dalmatian account name\"\nL11: echo \"  -Q <athena_query>        - Athena Query to run against CloudTrail logs\"\nL12: echo \"     Format the query, using 'CLOUDTRAIL' in place of the full table name, which will be\"\nL13: echo \"     evaulated and replaced within the given query that is sent to Athena. eg:\"\nL14: echo \"       select * from CLOUDTRAIL limit 50;\"\nL44: ACCOUNT_NUMBER=\"$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT\" | cut -d'-' -f1)\"\nL46: PROJECT_NAME_SNAKE=\"$(echo \"$PROJECT_NAME\" | tr '-' '_')\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/instance-refresh\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL46: #echo \"==> Refreshing instances on $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\nL55: STATUS=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.Status')\nL56: NEW_STATUS_REASON=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.StatusReason')\nL57: PERCENT_COMPLETE=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.PercentageComplete')\nL58: INSTANCES_TO_UPDATE=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.InstancesToUpdate')\nL63: echo \"$NEW_STATUS_REASON\"\nL67: echo \"Status: $STATUS, Percent Complete: $PERCENT_COMPLETE, Instances to update: $INSTANCES_TO_UPDATE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v2/ec2-access\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL15: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <instance_id>       - ec2 instance id (optional)\"\nL80: RESERVATIONS=\"$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[]')\"\nL87: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$RESERVATIONS\" | jq -r '.Instances[] |\nL95: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL102: INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].InstanceId' )\nL103: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value')\nL106: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INSTANCE_ID\" \\\nL113: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/create-database\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>       - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -d <db_name>           - name of database to create\"\nL14: echo \"  -u <user_name>         - name of user to create\"\nL15: echo \"  -P <user_password>     - password for user to be created\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL75: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL83: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL87: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL93: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].Engine)\nL94: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].MasterUsername)\nL96: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL97: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL101: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL103: echo \"==> Creating database...\"\nL110: echo \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/run-terraform-command\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -c <command>     - Terraform command to run (Quoted)\"\nL10: echo \"  -a               - Run against the account bootstrap terraform project\"\nL11: echo \"  -i               - Run against the infrastructure terraform project\"\nL12: echo \"  -q               - Quiet mode (Only outputs the terraform command output)\"\nL13: echo \"  -h               - help\"\nL45: if [ \"$(echo \"$COMMAND\" | cut -d' ' -f1)\" == \"terraform\" ]\nL47: COMMAND=\"$(echo \"$COMMAND\" | cut -d' ' -f2-)\"\nL78: \"${CHECK_COMMANDS[*]}\" =~ $(echo \"${OPTIONS[0]}\" | cut -d' ' -f1 ) &&\nL83: FIRST_OPTION=$(echo \"${OPTIONS[0]}\" | cut -d' ' -f1)\nL85: if [ \"$(echo \"${OPTIONS[0]}\" | grep -o \" \" | wc -l | xargs)\" != \"0\" ]\nL87: POST_OPTIONS=$(echo \"${OPTIONS[0]}\" | cut -d' ' -f2-)\nL93: ACCOUNT_NAME=$(echo \"$CURRENT_WORKSPACE\" | cut -d'-' -f5-)\nL115: ACCOUNT_NAME=$(echo \"$CURRENT_WORKSPACE\" | cut -d'-' -f5- | rev | cut -d'-' -f3- | rev)\nL116: TF_VAR_infrastructure_name=\"$(echo \"$CURRENT_WORKSPACE\" | rev | cut -d'-' -f2 | rev)\"\nL117: TF_VAR_environment=\"$(echo \"$CURRENT_WORKSPACE\" | rev | cut -d'-' -f1 | rev)\"\nL134: echo \"terraform -chdir=$(grealpath --relative-to=\"$PWD\" \"$RUN_DIR\")\"\nL135: echo \"${OPTIONS[@]}\" | sed \"s/ / \\\\\\ \\n/g\" | sed \"s/^/  /g\"\nL136: echo \"\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/set-global-tfvars\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -a                     - Set account bootstrap global tfvars\"\nL10: echo \"  -i                     - Set infrastructure global tfvars\"\nL11: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL41: PROJECT_NAME_HASH=\"$(echo -n \"$PROJECT_NAME\" | sha1sum | head -c 6)\"\nL57: echo \"1) Edit my local copy\"\nL58: echo \"2) Use the remote copy and edit\"\nL59: echo \"3) Show the diff\"\nL99: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL106: echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/get-root-password\nL8: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\") $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL55: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL63: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL67: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL73: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].MasterUsername)\nL75: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL76: echo \"Root password: $RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/set-root-password\nL8: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\") $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -P <new_password>      - new password to set\"\nL60: echo \"==> Setting RDS root password in Parameter Store...\"\nL69: echo \"==> Parameter store value set\"\nL70: echo \"==> For this change to take effect, run the following from dalmatian core to deploy:\"\nL71: echo \"\"\nL72: echo \"    ./scripts/bin/deploy -i $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME -e $ENVIRONMENT -S rds,hosted-zone,vpn-customer-gateway,ecs,ecs-services,elasticache-cluster,shared-loadbalancer,waf\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/get-tfvars\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                          - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -n <new_only>               - Only donwload new tfvars - will not overwrite existing tfavrs in cache (Optional)\"\nL16: PROJECT_NAME_HASH=\"$(echo -n \"$PROJECT_NAME\" | sha1sum | head -c 6)\"\nL72: TFVAR_FILE_REMOTE_LAST_MODIFIED_DATE=\"$(echo \"$TFVAR_FILE_META_JSON\" | jq -r '.LastModified')\"\nL98: TFVAR_FILE_REMOTE_LAST_MODIFIED_DATE=\"$(echo \"$TFVAR_FILE_META_JSON\" | jq -r '.LastModified')\"\nL124: TFVAR_FILE_REMOTE_LAST_MODIFIED_DATE=\"$(echo \"$TFVAR_FILE_META_JSON\" | jq -r '.LastModified')\"\nL140: echo \"project_name=\\\"$PROJECT_NAME\\\"\" > \"$CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR/$DEAFULT_TFAVRS_FILE_NAME\"\nL141: echo \"aws_region=\\\"$DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_DEFAULT_REGION\\\"\" >> \"$CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR/$DEAFULT_TFAVRS_FILE_NAME\"\nL156: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL161: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL166: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL174: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL199: TFVAR_FILE_REMOTE_LAST_MODIFIED_DATE=\"$(echo \"$TFVAR_FILE_META_JSON\" | jq -r '.LastModified')\"\nL253: global_config_line=$(echo \"$global_config_line\" | sed 's/\\[/\\\\[/g; s/\\]/\\\\]/g; s/\\*/\\\\*/g')\nL267: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL279: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL304: TFVAR_FILE_REMOTE_LAST_MODIFIED_DATE=\"$(echo \"$TFVAR_FILE_META_JSON\" | jq -r '.LastModified')\"\nL357: global_config_line=$(echo \"$global_config_line\" | sed 's/\\[/\\\\[/g; s/\\]/\\\\]/g; s/\\*/\\\\*/g')\nL371: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL380: echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/start-sql-backup-to-s3\nL8: echo \"Starts a SQL backup to S3 for a given RDS instance.\"\nL9: echo \"This replicates the nightly backup process, but can be run manually.\"\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL13: echo \"  -r <rds_name>          - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL14: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL66: echo \"==> Started backup task $TASK_NAME for RDS instance $RDS_IDENTIFIER\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/list-databases\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>       - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL56: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL64: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL70: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL72: echo \"==> Listing databases...\"\nL79: echo \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/list-instances\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment (eg. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL46: echo \"==> Getting RDS instances in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/export-dump\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>       - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -d <database_name>     - database name\"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -o <output_file_path>  - output file path\"\nL15: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL76: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL84: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL88: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL94: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].Engine)\nL95: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].MasterUsername)\nL97: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL98: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL102: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL104: echo \"Exporting $DATABASE_NAME db from $RDS_IDENTIFIER aurora...\"\nL111: echo \"==> Export complete\"\nL116: echo \"==> Starting download of $SQL_FILE_NAME from s3 bucket $S3_BUCKET_NAME...\"\nL120: echo \"==> Deleting sql file from S3 ...\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/import-dump\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>       - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -d <database_name>     - database name\"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL14: echo \"  -f <dump_file>         - DB dump file\"\nL15: echo \"  -R <rewrite_file>      - Rewrite file\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL17: echo \"  -Y <Yes>               - Auto awnser Yes (Should only be used in scripts\"\nL18: echo \"                           that ensure humans validate DB overwrites)\"\nL78: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL86: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL90: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL96: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].Engine)\nL97: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].MasterUsername)\nL99: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL100: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL104: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL124: echo \"--------------------------------------------------\"\nL125: echo \"The RDS:\"\nL126: echo \"  $RDS_IDENTIFIER\"\nL127: echo \"in the infrastructure:\"\nL128: echo \"  $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\nL129: echo \"in environment:\"\nL130: echo \"  $ENVIRONMENT\"\nL131: echo \"will have the database:\"\nL132: echo \"  $DATABASE_NAME\"\nL133: echo \"overwritten with the file:\"\nL134: echo \"  $DB_DUMP_FILE\"\nL135: echo \"--------------------------------------------------\"\nL136: echo \"\"\nL137: echo \"Are you sure?\"\nL138: echo \"\"\nL140: echo \"Continue (Yes/No)\"\nL143: Yes ) echo \"==> Importing ...\";;\nL149: echo \"Uploading $DB_DUMP_FILE ...\"\nL153: echo \"==> Uploading complete!\"\nL155: echo \"==> Starting import of $RDS_ENGINE $DB_DUMP_FILE file into $RDS_IDENTIFIER...\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/link-import-file\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                                  - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -a <account_bootstrap_import_file>  - Filename of import.tf file to link to the Account Bootstrap module\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure_import_file>     - Filename of import.tf file to link to the Infrastructure module\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/shell\nL8: echo \"Usage: dalmatian $(basename \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\") $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -r <aurora_name>       - RDS name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL14: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID to connect through (optional)\"\nL60: echo \"==> Finding ECS instances...\"\nL63: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[].Instances[] | (.InstanceId) + \" | \" + (.Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value) + \" | \" + (.LaunchTime)')\nL64: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL73: echo \"==> Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL81: echo \"$RDS_ROOT_PASSWORD_PARAMETER\" \\\nL85: echo \"==> Getting RDS info...\"\nL91: RDS_ENGINE=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].Engine)\nL92: RDS_ROOT_USERNAME=$(echo \"$RDS_INFO\" | jq -r .DBClusters[0].MasterUsername)\nL94: echo \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL95: echo \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL99: echo \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL101: echo \"==> Starting $RDS_ENGINE session on $RDS_IDENTIFIER...\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/clone\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                                  - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -a <account-bootstrap-repo-version> - Account bootstrap repo version (Optional)\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure-repo-version>    - Infrastructure repo version (Optional)\"\nL12: echo \"  -I                                  - Initialise the terraform dependencies after cloning\"\nL70: echo \"\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/view-tfvars\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                          - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -a <dalmatian_account>      - Dalmatian Account (Optional)\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure_account> - Infrastructure account (Optional)\"\nL12: echo \"                                Note: If neither is specified, a list of accounts\"\nL13: echo \"                                      and infrastructures will be shown for selection\"\nL18: PROJECT_NAME_HASH=\"$(echo -n \"$PROJECT_NAME\" | sha1sum | head -c 6)\"\nL44: echo \"1) Account Bootstrap\"\nL45: echo \"2) Infrastructure\"\nL63: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL71: echo \"$WORKSPACE_INDEX) $workspace\"\nL129: echo \"1) Edit my local copy\"\nL130: echo \"2) Use the remote copy and edit\"\nL131: echo \"3) Show the diff\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/set-tfvars\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                          - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -a <dalmatian_account>      - Dalmatian Account (Optional)\"\nL11: echo \"  -i <infrastructure_account> - Infrastructure account (Optional)\"\nL12: echo \"                                Note: If neither is specified, a list of accounts\"\nL13: echo \"                                      and infrastructures will be shown for selection\"\nL18: PROJECT_NAME_HASH=\"$(echo -n \"$PROJECT_NAME\" | sha1sum | head -c 6)\"\nL46: echo \"1) Account Bootstrap\"\nL47: echo \"2) Infrastructure\"\nL65: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL73: echo \"$WORKSPACE_INDEX) $workspace\"\nL135: echo \"1) Edit my local copy\"\nL136: echo \"2) Use the remote copy and edit\"\nL137: echo \"3) Show the diff\"\nL174: TFVARS_PATHS_JSON=$(echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" | jq -c \\\nL181: echo \"$TFVARS_PATHS_JSON\" > \"$CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/create-import-file\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                                  - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -o <output-location>                - Absolute path to output the import.tf file\"\nL51: echo \"\"\nL56: echo \"\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/initialise\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h              - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -r              - Run terraform init with the -reconfigure flag\"\nL11: echo \"  -u              - Run terraform init with the -upgrade flag\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/clean-tfvars-cache\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                          - help\"\nL15: #PROJECT_NAME_HASH=\"$(echo -n \"$PROJECT_NAME\" | sha1sum | head -c 6)\"\nL34: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL48: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/ec2-access\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL15: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <instance_id>       - ec2 instance id (optional)\"\nL28: echo \"This script requires the \\`session-manager-plugin\\` to be installed:\"\nL29: echo \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\"\nL30: echo \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\"\nL31: echo \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\"\nL66: echo \"==> Finding ECS instance...\"\nL69: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[].Instances[] | (.InstanceId) + \" | \" + (.Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value) + \" | \" + (.LaunchTime)')\nL72: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL79: INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].InstanceId' )\nL80: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value')\nL83: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INSTANCE_ID\" '.Reservations[].Instances[] | select(.InstanceId == $i) | .Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value')\nL87: echo \"Available instances:\"\nL88: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL93: echo \"==> Connecting to '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID)...\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/file-upload\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL15: echo \"  -s <source>            - Source\"\nL16: echo \"  -t <host_target>       - Host target\"\nL17: echo \"  -r <recursive>         - Recursive\"\nL18: echo \"  -I <ecs_instance_id>   - ECS instance ID (optional)\"\nL30: echo \"This script requires the \\`session-manager-plugin\\` to be installed:\"\nL31: echo \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\"\nL32: echo \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\"\nL33: echo \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\"\nL81: echo \"==> Copying to $BUCKET_NAME S3 bucket ...\"\nL99: echo \"==> Downloading from S3 to $ECS_INSTANCE_ID...\"\nL101: echo \"==> s3://$BUCKET_NAME/$PREFIX_DIR/$(basename \"$SOURCE\") -> $HOST_TARGET\"\nL108: echo \"==> Removing from S3 bucket ...\"\nL113: echo \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/efs-restore\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -f                     - full file path from root of the mount (e.g /wp-uploads/saluki-test/FILE.jpg)\"\nL63: echo \"Retrieving recovery points for the file system...\"\nL72: LATEST_RECOVERY_POINT_ARN=$(echo \"$RECOVERY_POINTS\" | jq -r '.[0]')\nL78: echo \"Latest Recovery Point Arn >>> $LATEST_RECOVERY_POINT_ARN\"\nL82: echo \"Modifying the metadata JSON file\"\nL87: echo \"{\\\"file-system-id\\\": \\\"$FILE_SYSTEM_ID\\\", \\\"itemsToRestore\\\": \\\"[\\\\\\\"$FILE_PATH\\\\\\\"]\\\", \\\"newFileSystem\\\": \\\"false\\\"}\" > \"$METADATA_FILE\"\nL90: echo \"Starting backup restore job\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/upload-to-transfer-bucket\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <source>            - Source\"\nL13: echo \"  -r <recursive>         - Recursive\"\nL69: echo  \"aws s3 cp s3://$BUCKET_NAME/$PREFIX_DIR/$(basename \"$SOURCE\") . $S3_RECURSIVE to download the file(s)\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/remove-from-transfer-bucket\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL12: echo \"  -s <source>            - Source\"\nL13: echo \"  -r <recursive>         - Recursive\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/file-download\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -I <instance>          - instance id\"\nL15: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL16: echo \"  -s <source>            - Source\"\nL17: echo \"  -t <local target>      - local target\"\nL18: echo \"  -r <recursive>         - Recursive\"\nL30: echo \"This script requires the \\`session-manager-plugin\\` to be installed:\"\nL31: echo \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\"\nL32: echo \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\"\nL33: echo \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\"\nL81: echo \"==> Copying to $BUCKET_NAME S3 bucket ...\"\nL95: echo \"==> Finding ECS instance...\"\nL98: INSTANCE_ID=${INSTANCE_ID:-$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].InstanceId' )}\nL99: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value')\nL101: echo \"==> uploading from '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID) to S3..\"\nL109: echo \"==> Downloading from S3 bucket\"\nL112: echo \"==> Removing from S3 bucket ...\"\nL116: echo \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v2/refresh\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL92: STATUS=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.Status')\nL93: NEW_STATUS_REASON=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.StatusReason')\nL94: PERCENT_COMPLETE=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.PercentageComplete')\nL95: INSTANCES_TO_UPDATE=$(echo \"$REFRESH_STATUS\" | jq -r '.InstancesToUpdate')\n---\nFile: ecs/v2/port-forward\nL11: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL14: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL15: echo \"  -l                     - list available ec2 instance ids (optional)\"\nL16: echo \"  -I <instance_id>       - ec2 instance id (optional)\"\nL17: echo \"  -R <remote_port>       - remote port\"\nL18: echo \"  -L <local_port>        - local port\"\nL90: RESERVATIONS=\"$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[]')\"\nL97: AVAILABLE_INSTANCES=$(echo \"$RESERVATIONS\" | jq -r '.Instances[] |\nL105: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\nL112: INSTANCE_ID=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].InstanceId' )\nL113: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r '.Reservations[0].Instances[0].Tags[] | select(.Key == \"Name\") | .Value')\nL116: INSTANCE_NAME=$(echo \"$INSTANCES\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INSTANCE_ID\" \\\nL123: echo \"$AVAILABLE_INSTANCES\"\n---\nFile: cloudfront/v2/logs\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -p <pattern>           - pattern to include [Optional] (e.g. '2020-11-13')\"\nL14: echo \"  -d <directory>         - directory to download logs to [Optional] (e.g /home/user/logs/)\"\n---\nFile: cloudfront/v1/generate-basic-auth-password-hash\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS|Enter]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h               - help\"\nL24: echo -n \"New basic auth password: \"\nL26: echo\n---\nFile: cloudfront/v1/logs\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -p <pattern>           - pattern to include [Optional] (e.g. '2020-11-13')\"\nL14: echo \"  -d <directory>         - directory to download logs to [Optional] (e.g /home/user/logs/)\"\n---\nFile: deploy/v2/infrastructure\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                       - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -l                       - List infrastructures (shortcut to \\`deploy list-infrastructures\\`)\"\nL11: echo \"  -a <dalmatian_account>   - Dalmatian account name (Optional - By default all accounts will be cycled through)\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure_name> - Infrastructure name (Optional - By default all infrastructures will be cycled through)\"\nL13: echo \"  -e <environment_name>    - Environment name (Optional - By default all environments will be cycled through)\"\nL14: echo \"  -w <workspace_name>      - Workspace name (Optional - Rather than providing account, infrastructure and environment)\"\nL15: echo \"  -p                       - Run terraform plan rather than apply\"\nL16: echo \"  -o                       - write a plan to /tmp/<dalmatian_account>-<infrastructure_name>-<environment_name>.plan to be used with -p\"\nL17: echo \"  -s                       - show the plan generated by -o in json\"\nL18: echo \"  -N                       - Non-interactive mode (auto-approves terraform apply)\"\nL126: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL202: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL203: if [[ ( ( \"$DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT\" == \"$(echo \"$workspace\" | rev | cut -d'-' -f3- | rev)\" ||\nL205: ( \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" == \"$(echo \"$workspace\" | rev | cut -d'-' -f2 | rev)\" ||\nL207: ( \"$ENVIRONMENT_NAME\" == \"$(echo \"$workspace\" | rev | cut -d'-' -f1 | rev)\" ||\n---\nFile: ci/v1/deploy-build-logs\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                       - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -I <infrastructure_name> - infrastructure name \"\nL42: CODEBUILD_ID=$(echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r --arg build_name \"Build-$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" '.stageStates[] | select(.stageName == \"Build\") | .actionStates[] | select(.actionName == $build_name) | .latestExecution.externalExecutionId')\nL45: LOG_GROUP_NAME=$(echo \"$BUILD_INFO\" | jq -r '.builds[0].logs.groupName')\nL46: LOG_STREAM_NAME=$(echo \"$BUILD_INFO\" | jq -r '.builds[0].logs.streamName')\nL54: echo -n \"$LOGS\" | jq -rj --arg t \"$TIMESTAMP\" '.events[].message'\nL55: NEW_TIMESTAMP=$(echo \"$LOGS\" | jq -r '.events[-1].timestamp')\nL60: echo \"Waiting for logs ...\"\nL67: BUILD_STATUS=$(echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r --arg build_name \"Build-$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" '.stageStates[] | select(.stageName == \"Build\") | .actionStates[] | select(.actionName == $build_name) | .latestExecution.status')\nL70: echo \"Build Failed\"\nL76: echo \"$BUILD_STATUS\"\n---\nFile: ci/v1/deploy-status\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -w <watch>             - watch\"\nL31: echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r '.stageStates[] | .stageName + \": \" + .latestExecution.status + \" (\" + .actionStates[0].latestExecution.lastStatusChange + \")\"'\nL32: echo \"$PIPELINE_STATUS\" | jq -r '.stageStates[] | select(.stageName == \"Build\") | .actionStates[] | \"  - \" + .actionName + \": \" + .latestExecution.status + \" (\" + .latestExecution.lastStatusChange + \")\"'\n---\nFile: deploy/v2/list-accounts\nL10: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL13: echo \"$workspace\"\n---\nFile: deploy/v2/account-bootstrap\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -l                     - List accounts (shortcut to \\`deploy list-accounts\\`)\"\nL11: echo \"  -a <dalmatian-account> - Dalmatian account name (Optional - By default all accounts will be cycled through)\"\nL12: echo \"  -p                     - Run terraform plan rather than apply\"\nL13: echo \"  -N                     - Non-interactive mode (auto-approves terraform apply)\"\nL80: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL98: if echo \"$TERRAFORM_RESOURCES\" | grep -q \"aws_lambda_function.delete_default_resources\\[0\\]\"\nL111: echo \"$DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT does not exist.\"\nL112: echo \"Here are the available dalmatian accounts:\"\n---\nFile: deploy/v2/list-infrastructures\nL13: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL23: account_workspace=$(echo \"$account_workspace\" | xargs)\nL30: JSON_RESULT=$(echo \"$JSON_RESULT\" | jq -c \\\nL35: INFRASTRUCTURE_ENVIRONMENT=\"$(echo \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME_AND_ENVIRONMENT\" | rev | cut -d'-' -f1 | rev)\"\nL37: JSON_RESULT=$(echo \"$JSON_RESULT\" | jq -c \\\nL42: JSON_RESULT=$(echo \"$JSON_RESULT\" | jq -c \\\nL48: JSON_RESULT=$(echo \"$JSON_RESULT\" | jq -c \\\nL59: echo \"$JSON_RESULT\"\n---\nFile: deploy/v2/delete-default-resources\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -l                     - List accounts (shortcut to \\`deploy list-accounts\\`)\"\nL11: echo \"  -a <dalmatian-account> - Dalmatian account name (Optional - By default all accounts will be cycled through)\"\nL52: workspace=$(echo \"$workspace\" | xargs)\nL63: ACCOUNT_NAME=$(echo \"$workspace\" | cut -d'-' -f5-)\n---\nFile: cloudfront/v1/clear-cache\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL11: echo \"  -s <service_name>      - service name\"\nL12: echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\nL13: echo \"  -P <paths>             - space separated list of paths (default '/*')\"\nL57: echo \"==> Finding CloudFront distribution...\"\nL60: DISTRIBUTION=$(echo \"$DISTRIBUTIONS\" | jq -r --arg origin \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$SERVICE_NAME-$ENVIRONMENT-default-origin\" '.DistributionList.Items[] | select(.Origins.Items[].Id==$origin)')\nL61: DISTRIBUTION_ID=$(echo \"$DISTRIBUTION\" | jq -r '.Id')\nL62: DISTRIBUTION_ALIAS=$(echo \"$DISTRIBUTION\" | jq -r '.Aliases.Items[0]')\nL63: DISTRIBUTION_DOMAIN=$(echo \"$DISTRIBUTION\" | jq -r '.DomainName')\nL65: echo \"==> Running invalidation on distribution $DISTRIBUTION_ID ( $DISTRIBUTION_ALIAS, $DISTRIBUTION_DOMAIN ) ...\"\nL68: DISTRIBUTION_INVALIDATION_ID=$(echo \"$DISTRIBUTION_INVALIDATION\" | jq -r '.Invalidation.Id')\nL74: DISTRIBUTION_INVALIDATION_CURRENT_STATUS=$(echo \"$DISTRIBUTION_INVALIDATION_CURRENT\" | jq -r \".Invalidation.Status\")\nL75: echo \"Invalidation $DISTRIBUTION_INVALIDATION_CURRENT_STATUS ...\"\n---\nFile: config/v1/list-infrastructures\nL5: echo \"List all infrastructures\"\nL6: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\")\" 1>&2\nL7: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n---\nFile: certificate/v1/create\nL8: echo \"Create certifcates for use by CloudFront and ALBs\"\nL9: echo 'e.g dalmatian -i <infrastructure> -d test.cert.tld -s www.test.cert.tld'\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                         - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>        - infrastructure name\"\nL13: echo \"  -d <domain>                - domain name\"\nL14: echo \"  -s \\\"<domain1> <domain2>\\\" - space seperated list of domain names which must be quoted. [OPTIONAL]\"\nL73: echo \"Load balancer SSL cert is $EUW2_ARN\"\nL74: echo \"CloudFront SSL cert is $USE1_ARN\"\nL75: echo \"DNS validation entries are:\"\nL76: echo \"$DNS\"\nL80: while echo \"$DNS\" | grep -q \"null\"\nL82: echo \"Waiting for AWS API to become consistent. This may take more than one attempt...\"\n---\nFile: util/v1/exec\nL4: echo \"Run any cli command in an infrastructure or the main dalmatian account\"\nL5: echo \"useful for bootstrapping new accounts or getting AWS env vars\"\nL6: echo 'e.g dalmatian util exec bundle exec rake dalmatian:bootstrap_account'\nL7: echo 'dalmatian util exec env | grep AWS'\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS] <command>\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name OPTIONAL defaults to main dalmatian account\"\n---\nFile: dalmatian-refresh-config\nL9: echo \"==> Finding Dalmatian config...\"\nL11: CI_BUILD_PROJECT_NAME=$(echo \"$CI_PIPELINE\" | jq -r '.pipeline.stages[] | select(.name == \"Build\") | .actions[] | select(.name == \"Build-ci\") | .configuration.ProjectName')\nL14: DALMATIAN_CONFIG_REPO=$(echo \"$BUILD_PROJECTS\" | jq -r '.projects[0].environment.environmentVariables[] | select(.name == \"dalmatian_config_repo\") | .value')\nL16: echo \"==> Fetching Dalmatian config...\"\nL26: echo \"$CLONE_RESULT\" 1>&2\n---\nFile: util/v1/env\nL4: echo 'Get AWS credentials for an infrastructure'\nL5: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS] <command>\" 1>&2\nL6: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL7: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name OPTIONAL defaults to main dalmatian account\"\nL8: echo \"  -r                     -  output without export prepended OPTIONAL\"\nL30: >&2 echo \"==> Getting AWS credentials for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\n---\nFile: util/v1/generate-four-words\nL8: echo 'Generate a password that is suitable for use in basic auth'\nL9: echo 'e.g. penguin-maps-thoughts-pencil'\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS] <command>\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -q                     - Quiet mode\"\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL30: echo \"Please note that the phrases generated here should not be used as login\"\nL31: echo \"passwords or to hide secrets. Please use 1Password in those cicumstances.\"\nL32: echo \"If you have any questions, please ask the Technical Operations team for advice.\"\nL33: echo\nL34: echo\nL38: echo \"${WORDS//$'\\n'/-}\"\n---\nFile: util/v1/list-security-group-rules\nL5: echo \"List all the open ports in all security groups in the account\"\nL6: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS] <command>\" 1>&2\nL7: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL8: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name OPTIONAL defaults to main dalmatian account\"\n---\nFile: util/v1/ip-port-exposed\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL10: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\nL41: echo \"Searching ...\"\nL50: echo \"Exposed port found!\"\nL52: echo \"No exposed ports found!\"\nL55: echo \"Finished!\"\n---\nFile: certificate/v1/list\nL8: echo \"list certificates in an infrastructure\"\nL9: echo 'e.g dalmatian -i <infrastructure>'\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                                 - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>                - infrastructure name\"\nL13: echo \"  -d <domain_name>                   - domain name (optional)\"\nL14: echo \"  -D <output_dns_validation_records> - output DNS validation records\"\nL66: done < <(echo \"$LB_CERTIFICATE_ARNS\")\nL72: done < <(echo \"$CLOUDFRONT_CERTIFICATE_ARNS\")\nL86: echo \"$CERTIFICATE\" | jq -r '.Certificate | .CertificateArn + \" \" + .DomainName + \" \" + .Status'\nL94: echo \"$r\" | jq -r '.Name + \" \" + .Type + \" \" + .Value'\nL96: echo \"Validation records unavailable\"\nL98: done < <(echo \"$CERTIFICATE\" | jq -c '.Certificate | .DomainValidationOptions[].ResourceRecord')\nL99: echo \"\"\n---\nFile: config/v1/list-environments\nL4: echo \"List environment names (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod') for an infrastructure\"\nL5: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") <infrastructure name [OPTIONAL]>\" 1>&2\nL6: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL26: echo \"$INFRASTRUCTURES\" | jq -r 'keys[] as $i | \"\\($i): \\(.[$i].environments? | keys[])\"'\nL28: echo \"$INFRASTRUCTURES\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" '\"\\($i): \\(.[$i].environments | keys[])\"'\n---\nFile: certificate/v1/delete\nL7: echo \"Delete an unused CloudFront certifcate\"\nL8: echo 'e.g.    dalmatian certificate delete -i infra -D example.com'\nL9: echo '        dalmatian certificate delete -i infra -c arn:aws:acm:region:account:certificate/12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789012'\nL10: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL11: echo \"  -h                         - help\"\nL12: echo \"  -i <infrastructure>        - infrastructure name\"\nL13: echo \"  -c <certificate arn>       - remove a single certificate with a given ARN\"\nL14: echo \"  -D <domain>                - remove all certificates for domain which are not ISSUED or PENDING\"\nL15: echo \"  -d                         - perform a dry run, do not delete any certificates\"\nL50: echo\nL57: echo\nL64: echo \"us-east-1\"\nL66: echo \"$AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\"\nL75: echo aws acm delete-certificate --certificate-arn \"$1\" --region \"$region\"\nL78: echo \"Deleted: $1\"\nL95: done < <(echo \"$LB_CERTIFICATE_ARNS\")\nL101: done < <(echo \"$CLOUDFRONT_CERTIFICATE_ARNS\")\nL109: STATUS=$(echo \"$CERTIFICATE\" | jq -r '.Certificate | .Status')\nL113: delete_cert \"$(echo \"$CERTIFICATE\" | jq -r '.Certificate | .CertificateArn')\"\n---\nFile: config/v1/list-services\nL4: echo \"List all services or list services for an infrastructure\"\nL5: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") <infrastructure name [OPTIONAL]>\" 1>&2\nL6: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL26: echo \"$INFRASTRUCTURES\" | jq -r '(. | keys[]) as $i | \"\\($i): \\(.[$i].services[]?.name )\"'\nL28: echo \"$INFRASTRUCTURES\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" '\"\\($i): \\(.[$i].services?[].name)\"'\n---\nFile: config/v1/list-services-by-buildspec\nL6: echo \"List all services with a given buildspec\"\nL7: echo \"e.g. dalmatian config $(basename \"$0\") -b dalmatian_core_buildspec_saluki\"\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") <infrastructure name [OPTIONAL]>\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -b                     - buildspec e.g. dalmatian_core_buildspec_saluki\"\nL10: echo \"  -i                     - infrastructure name (optional)\"\nL11: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL45: echo \"$INFRAS\" | jq -r --arg b \"$BUILDSPEC\" '. as $infras | keys[] as $infra_name | $infras[$infra_name].services[] | select(.buildspec == $b) | \"\\($infra_name) \\(.name)\"'\nL47: echo \"$INFRAS\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" --arg b \"$BUILDSPEC\" '. as $infras | keys[] as $infra_name | $infras[$infra_name].services[] | select($infra_name == $i) | select(.buildspec == $b) | \"\\($infra_name) \\(.name)\"'\n---\nFile: config/v1/services-to-tsv\nL6: echo \"List all services in spreadsheet format with URLs\"\nL7: echo \"Format: <infra><tab><service><tab><comma-separated-prod-domains><newline>\"\nL8: echo \"e.g. dalmatian config $(basename \"$0\")\"\nL9: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") <infrastructure name [OPTIONAL]>\" 1>&2\nL10: echo \"  -i                     - infrastructure name (optional)\"\nL11: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL37: echo \"$INFRAS\" | jq -r '. as $infras | keys[] as $infra_name | $infras[$infra_name].services[] | if (.domain_names.prod) then . else . + {\"domain_names\": {\"prod\": [\"\"]}} end | \"\\($infra_name)\\t\\(.name)\\t\\(.domain_names.prod | join(\",\"))\"'\nL39: echo \"$INFRAS\" | jq -r --arg i \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" '. as $infras | keys[] as $infra_name | $infras[$infra_name].services[] | select($infra_name == $i) | if (.domain_names.prod) then . else . + {\"domain_names\": {\"prod\": [\"\"]}} end | \"\\($infra_name)\\t\\(.name)\\t\\(.domain_names.prod | join(\",\"))\"'\n---\nFile: dalmatian\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\")\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND     - dalmatian command to run\"\nL10: echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND -h  - show command help\"\nL11: echo \"    Or:\"\nL12: echo \"  -h                     - help\"\nL13: echo \"  -l                     - list commands\"\nL103: echo \"Available commands:\"\nL104: echo \"\"\nL136: echo \"  $CONFIGURE_COMMAND\"\nL138: echo \"\"\nL146: echo \"  $SUBCOMMAND\"\nL164: echo \"    $COMMAND\"\nL166: echo \"\"\nL325: ACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nL326: DALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\nL332: DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\nL362: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nL363: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nL367: AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\nL370: echo \"==> Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\nL381: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nL382: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nL383: AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nL396: DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\nL410: echo \"==> Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\nL417: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\nL418: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\nL419: AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SessionToken')\nL420: AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.Expiration' | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\nL435: echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nL440: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nL441: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nL442: AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nL468: echo\nL469: echo \"Usage:\"\nL472: echo \"  $(basename \"${0}\") ${SUBCOMMAND} $(basename \"${REPLY}\")\"\n---\nFile: s3/v2/list-bucket-properties\nL8: echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\nL9: echo \"  -h                     - 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          "description": "I've got a mountain of files to deal with – 1406 matches, a substantial undertaking. To stay sane, I'm thinking I'll tackle this refactor directory by directory. The `bin/aws/` directory seems like a good starting point for a test run.",
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      "type": "gemini",
      "content": "I will read `bin/dalmatian` to identify `echo` calls for refactoring.",
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Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n  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            "fileDiff": "Index: dalmatian\n===================================================================\n--- dalmatian\tCurrent\n+++ dalmatian\tProposed\n@@ -367,7 +367,7 @@\n   AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n   MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n \n-  echo \"==> Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n+  log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n   \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n \n   if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n",
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            "filePath": "/Users/bob/git/dxw/dalmatian-tools/bin/dalmatian",
            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\")\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND     - dalmatian command to run\"\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND -h  - show command help\"\n  echo \"    Or:\"\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -l                     - list commands\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ];\nthen\n usage\nfi\n\nIS_PARENT_SCRIPT=0\nif [ \"$(ps -o stat= -p $PPID | tr -d ' ')\" == \"S\" ]\nthen\n  IS_PARENT_SCRIPT=1\nfi\n\nAPP_ROOT=\"$( cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\"/.. && pwd -P)\"\nexport APP_ROOT\n\nSUBCOMMAND=\"$1\"\nCOMMAND=\"$2\"\nCOMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:3}\" )\nif [[\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n]]\nthen\n  COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\nfi\n\nQUIET_MODE=0\n\n# set quiet mode if not running in a terminal\n# e.g when piping output to another command or redirecting output to a file\nif [ ! -t 1 ]\nthen\n  QUIET_MODE=1\nfi\n\nfor i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\ndo\n  if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n  then\n    QUIET_MODE=1\n    unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n  fi\ndone\nexport QUIET_MODE\n\nVERSION=\"v1\"\nif [ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"version\" ]\nthen\n  VERSION=$(\"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" version -s -q)\nfi\n\nBASH_FUNCTION_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/lib/bash-functions\"\nfor bash_function_file in \"$BASH_FUNCTION_DIR\"/*\ndo\n  if [[ ! -f \"$bash_function_file\" ]]\n  then\n    continue\n  fi\n  # shellcheck source=/dev/null\n  source \"$bash_function_file\"\n  while IFS='' read -r function_name\n  do\n    export -f \"${function_name?}\"\n  done < <(grep \"^function\" \"$bash_function_file\" | cut -d\" \" -f2)\ndone\n\nif [ \"${1:0:1}\" == \"-\" ]\nthen\n  while getopts \"lh\" opt; do\n    case $opt in\n      l)\n        LIST_COMMANDS=1\n        ;;\n      h)\n        usage\n        ;;\n      *)\n        usage\n        ;;\n    esac\n  done\n\n  if [ -n \"$LIST_COMMANDS\" ]\n  then\n    echo \"Available commands:\"\n    echo \"\"\n\n    DIRS=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      DIRS+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin\" -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0)\n\n    SUBCOMMANDS=()\n    for d in \"${DIRS[@]}\"\n    do\n      SUBCOMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$d\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a SUBCOMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${SUBCOMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    # list configure-commands\n    FILES=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n    CONFIGURE_COMMANDS=()\n    for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n    do\n      CONFIGURE_COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a CONFIGURE_COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    for CONFIGURE_COMMAND in \"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      echo \"  $CONFIGURE_COMMAND\"\n    done\n    echo \"\"\n\n    for SUBCOMMAND in \"${SUBCOMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"bin\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"tmp\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"configure-commands\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" ]]\n      then\n        if [ -d \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" ]\n        then\n          echo \"  $SUBCOMMAND\"\n          FILES=()\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n          COMMANDS=()\n          for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n          do\n            COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n          done\n          IFS=\" \" read -r -a COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n          for COMMAND in \"${COMMANDS[@]}\"\n          do\n            echo \"    $COMMAND\"\n          done\n          echo \"\"\n        fi\n      fi\n    done\n  fi\n  exit 0\nfi\n\nif [[ -z \"$SUBCOMMAND\" && -z \"$COMMAND\" ]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[\n  (\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ) &&\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" && # Ignore setup for now, this requires different prerequists\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n]]\nthen\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n# List the experimental commands that utilise the new AWS SSO config here, so that\n# they can be developed along side the original commands using the original\n# authentication methods\nif [[\n  \"$VERSION\" == \"v2\"\n]]\nthen\n  export CONFIG_DIR=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\n  export CONFIG_SETUP_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/setup.json\"\n  export CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/update-check.json\"\n  export CONFIG_CACHE_DIR=\"$CONFIG_DIR/.cache\"\n  export CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/dalmatian-sso.config\"\n  export CONFIG_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/account-bootstrap-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_INFRASTRUCTURE_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/infrastructure-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars-paths.json\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSRAP_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_INFRASTRUCTURE_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT_BOOSTRAP_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_INFRASTRUCTURE_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export TMP_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/tmp\"\n  export TMP_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export TMP_INFRASTRUCTURE_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n  export TMP_SERVICE_ENV_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/service-environment-files\"\n\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST=\"github.com\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO=\"dalmatian-tools\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL=\"https://api.$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL/repos/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_LATEST_RELEASE_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL/releases/latest\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/terraform-project-versions.json\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION\n\n  export AWS_CONFIG_FILE=\"$CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE\"\n  export AWS_PROFILE=\"dalmatian-main\"\n\n  if [ -z \"$EDITOR\" ]\n  then\n    export EDITOR=\"nano\"\n  fi\n\n  if [ -z \"$PAGER\" ]\n  then\n    export PAGER=\"less\"\n  fi\n  # These AWS environment variables take precedence when authenticating, which\n  # can cause errors if they are not related to Dalmatian\n  unset AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n  unset AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n  unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT\n  unset AWS_REGION\n  unset AWS_ROLE_ARN\n  unset AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\" &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 ]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" update -q\n    fi\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" &&\n    ( \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"login\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"generate-config\" ) &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [[ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 && \"$QUIET_MODE\" == 0 ]]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login\n    fi\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login -q\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\n    QUIET_MODE=0\n    for i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n      then\n        QUIET_MODE=1\n        unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n      fi\n    done\n    export QUIET_MODE\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    exit 0\n  fi\n\n  # Run specified command with args\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/config.json\"\nDALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/credentials.json.enc\"\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/mfa_credentials.json\"\nDALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/assume_role_credentials.json\"\nMFA_CONFIGURED=0\nASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=0\n\nif [ ! -f \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  err \"You are not logged into Dalmatian. Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"MFA credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    MFA_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\nif [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" == \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" == \"mfa\" ]]\nthen\n  RUN_AWS_MFA=1\nfi\n\n# Update MFA credentials if needed, or if the dalmatian aws mfa command is ran\nif [[ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" || \"$MFA_CONFIGURED\" == 0 ]]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    gpg --decrypt \\\n      --quiet \\\n      < \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  )\n\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\n  export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n\n  AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n  MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n\n  echo \"==> Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n\n  if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n  then\n    exit 0\n  fi\nfi\n\n# export MFA credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\nAWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN=\"$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq '.Arn')\"\nIFS='/' read -r -a array <<< \"$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN\"\nexport AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME=\"${array[2]%?}\"\n\n# Check if the assume role credentials have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"'Assume role' credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Update assume role credentials if needed\nif [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n  echo \"==> Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n  ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n    aws sts assume-role \\\n    --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n    --role-session-name dalmatian-tools \\\n    --external-id dalmatian-tools\n  )\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\n  AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SessionToken')\n  AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.Expiration' | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    jq -n \\\n    --arg aws_access_key_id \"$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\" \\\n    --arg aws_secret_access_key \"$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_token \"$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_expiration \"$AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION\" \\\n    '{\n      aws_access_key_id: $aws_access_key_id,\n      aws_secret_access_key: $aws_secret_access_key,\n      aws_session_token: $aws_session_token,\n      aws_session_expiration: $aws_session_expiration\n    }'\n  )\n\n  echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nfi\n\n# export assume role credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\ni=1\nfor a in \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\ndo\n  if [ \"$a\" == \"-i\" ]\n  then\n    INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME=\"${COMMAND_ARGS[$i]}\"\n  fi\n  i=$(( i + 1 ))\ndone\n\n# Assume Role for infrastructure if set\nif [ -n \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\" ]\nthen\n  # shellcheck source=bin/aws/v1/assume-infrastructure-role\n  . \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/v1/assume-infrastructure-role\" -i \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\nfi\n\n# If no COMMAND was specified, and SUBCOMMAND isn't an executable script\nif [[ -z \"${COMMAND}\" && ! -f \"${SUBCOMMAND}\" ]] || [[ ! -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" && ! -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" ]]; then\n  err \"Command not found: $(basename \"${0}\") ${SUBCOMMAND} ${COMMAND:=\"\"}\"\n\n  echo\n  echo \"Usage:\"\n\n  while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n    echo \"  $(basename \"${0}\") ${SUBCOMMAND} $(basename \"${REPLY}\")\"\n  done < <(find \"${APP_ROOT}/bin/$SUBCOMMAND\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n\n  exit 1\nfi\n\n# Run specified command with args\n\"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n",
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shellcheck source=/dev/null\n  source \"$bash_function_file\"\n  while IFS='' read -r function_name\n  do\n    export -f \"${function_name?}\"\n  done < <(grep \"^function\" \"$bash_function_file\" | cut -d\" \" -f2)\ndone\n\nif [ \"${1:0:1}\" == \"-\" ]\nthen\n  while getopts \"lh\" opt; do\n    case $opt in\n      l)\n        LIST_COMMANDS=1\n        ;;\n      h)\n        usage\n        ;;\n      *)\n        usage\n        ;;\n    esac\n  done\n\n  if [ -n \"$LIST_COMMANDS\" ]\n  then\n    echo \"Available commands:\"\n    echo \"\"\n\n    DIRS=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      DIRS+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin\" -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0)\n\n    SUBCOMMANDS=()\n    for d in \"${DIRS[@]}\"\n    do\n      SUBCOMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$d\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a SUBCOMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${SUBCOMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    # list configure-commands\n    FILES=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n    CONFIGURE_COMMANDS=()\n    for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n    do\n      CONFIGURE_COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a CONFIGURE_COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    for CONFIGURE_COMMAND in \"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      echo \"  $CONFIGURE_COMMAND\"\n    done\n    echo \"\"\n\n    for SUBCOMMAND in \"${SUBCOMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"bin\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"tmp\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"configure-commands\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" ]]\n      then\n        if [ -d \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" ]\n        then\n          echo \"  $SUBCOMMAND\"\n          FILES=()\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n          COMMANDS=()\n          for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n          do\n            COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n          done\n          IFS=\" \" read -r -a COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n          for COMMAND in \"${COMMANDS[@]}\"\n          do\n            echo \"    $COMMAND\"\n          done\n          echo \"\"\n        fi\n      fi\n    done\n  fi\n  exit 0\nfi\n\nif [[ -z \"$SUBCOMMAND\" && -z \"$COMMAND\" ]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[\n  (\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ) &&\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" && # 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These AWS environment variables take precedence when authenticating, which\n  # can cause errors if they are not related to Dalmatian\n  unset AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n  unset AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n  unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT\n  unset AWS_REGION\n  unset AWS_ROLE_ARN\n  unset AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\" &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 ]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" update -q\n    fi\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" &&\n    ( \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"login\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"generate-config\" ) &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [[ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 && \"$QUIET_MODE\" == 0 ]]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login\n    fi\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login -q\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\n    QUIET_MODE=0\n    for i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n      then\n        QUIET_MODE=1\n        unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n      fi\n    done\n    export QUIET_MODE\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    exit 0\n  fi\n\n  # 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Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n  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            "fileDiff": "Index: dalmatian\n===================================================================\n--- dalmatian\tCurrent\n+++ dalmatian\tProposed\n@@ -407,7 +407,7 @@\n # Update assume role credentials if needed\n if [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\n then\n-  echo \"==> Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n+  log_info -l \"Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n   ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n     aws sts assume-role \\\n     --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n",
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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\")\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND     - dalmatian command to run\"\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND -h  - show command help\"\n  echo \"    Or:\"\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -l                     - list commands\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ];\nthen\n usage\nfi\n\nIS_PARENT_SCRIPT=0\nif [ \"$(ps -o stat= -p $PPID | tr -d ' ')\" == \"S\" ]\nthen\n  IS_PARENT_SCRIPT=1\nfi\n\nAPP_ROOT=\"$( cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\"/.. && pwd -P)\"\nexport APP_ROOT\n\nSUBCOMMAND=\"$1\"\nCOMMAND=\"$2\"\nCOMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:3}\" )\nif [[\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n]]\nthen\n  COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\nfi\n\nQUIET_MODE=0\n\n# set quiet mode if not running in a terminal\n# e.g when piping output to another command or redirecting output to a file\nif [ ! -t 1 ]\nthen\n  QUIET_MODE=1\nfi\n\nfor i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\ndo\n  if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n  then\n    QUIET_MODE=1\n    unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n  fi\ndone\nexport QUIET_MODE\n\nVERSION=\"v1\"\nif [ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"version\" ]\nthen\n  VERSION=$(\"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" version -s -q)\nfi\n\nBASH_FUNCTION_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/lib/bash-functions\"\nfor bash_function_file in \"$BASH_FUNCTION_DIR\"/*\ndo\n  if [[ ! -f \"$bash_function_file\" ]]\n  then\n    continue\n  fi\n  # shellcheck source=/dev/null\n  source \"$bash_function_file\"\n  while IFS='' read -r function_name\n  do\n    export -f \"${function_name?}\"\n  done < <(grep \"^function\" \"$bash_function_file\" | cut -d\" \" -f2)\ndone\n\nif [ \"${1:0:1}\" == \"-\" ]\nthen\n  while getopts \"lh\" opt; do\n    case $opt in\n      l)\n        LIST_COMMANDS=1\n        ;;\n      h)\n        usage\n        ;;\n      *)\n        usage\n        ;;\n    esac\n  done\n\n  if [ -n \"$LIST_COMMANDS\" ]\n  then\n    echo \"Available commands:\"\n    echo \"\"\n\n    DIRS=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      DIRS+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin\" -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0)\n\n    SUBCOMMANDS=()\n    for d in \"${DIRS[@]}\"\n    do\n      SUBCOMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$d\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a SUBCOMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${SUBCOMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    # list configure-commands\n    FILES=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n    CONFIGURE_COMMANDS=()\n    for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n    do\n      CONFIGURE_COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a CONFIGURE_COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    for CONFIGURE_COMMAND in \"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      echo \"  $CONFIGURE_COMMAND\"\n    done\n    echo \"\"\n\n    for SUBCOMMAND in \"${SUBCOMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"bin\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"tmp\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"configure-commands\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" ]]\n      then\n        if [ -d \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" ]\n        then\n          echo \"  $SUBCOMMAND\"\n          FILES=()\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n          COMMANDS=()\n          for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n          do\n            COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n          done\n          IFS=\" \" read -r -a COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n          for COMMAND in \"${COMMANDS[@]}\"\n          do\n            echo \"    $COMMAND\"\n          done\n          echo \"\"\n        fi\n      fi\n    done\n  fi\n  exit 0\nfi\n\nif [[ -z \"$SUBCOMMAND\" && -z \"$COMMAND\" ]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[\n  (\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ) &&\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" && # Ignore setup for now, this requires different prerequists\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n]]\nthen\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n# List the experimental commands that utilise the new AWS SSO config here, so that\n# they can be developed along side the original commands using the original\n# authentication methods\nif [[\n  \"$VERSION\" == \"v2\"\n]]\nthen\n  export CONFIG_DIR=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\n  export CONFIG_SETUP_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/setup.json\"\n  export CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/update-check.json\"\n  export CONFIG_CACHE_DIR=\"$CONFIG_DIR/.cache\"\n  export CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/dalmatian-sso.config\"\n  export CONFIG_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/account-bootstrap-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_INFRASTRUCTURE_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/infrastructure-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars-paths.json\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSRAP_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_INFRASTRUCTURE_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT_BOOSTRAP_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_INFRASTRUCTURE_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export TMP_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/tmp\"\n  export TMP_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export TMP_INFRASTRUCTURE_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n  export TMP_SERVICE_ENV_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/service-environment-files\"\n\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST=\"github.com\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO=\"dalmatian-tools\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL=\"https://api.$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL/repos/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_LATEST_RELEASE_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL/releases/latest\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/terraform-project-versions.json\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION\n\n  export AWS_CONFIG_FILE=\"$CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE\"\n  export AWS_PROFILE=\"dalmatian-main\"\n\n  if [ -z \"$EDITOR\" ]\n  then\n    export EDITOR=\"nano\"\n  fi\n\n  if [ -z \"$PAGER\" ]\n  then\n    export PAGER=\"less\"\n  fi\n  # These AWS environment variables take precedence when authenticating, which\n  # can cause errors if they are not related to Dalmatian\n  unset AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n  unset AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n  unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT\n  unset AWS_REGION\n  unset AWS_ROLE_ARN\n  unset AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\" &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 ]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" update -q\n    fi\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" &&\n    ( \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"login\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"generate-config\" ) &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [[ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 && \"$QUIET_MODE\" == 0 ]]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login\n    fi\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login -q\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\n    QUIET_MODE=0\n    for i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n      then\n        QUIET_MODE=1\n        unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n      fi\n    done\n    export QUIET_MODE\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    exit 0\n  fi\n\n  # Run specified command with args\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/config.json\"\nDALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/credentials.json.enc\"\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/mfa_credentials.json\"\nDALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/assume_role_credentials.json\"\nMFA_CONFIGURED=0\nASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=0\n\nif [ ! -f \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  err \"You are not logged into Dalmatian. Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"MFA credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    MFA_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\nif [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" == \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" == \"mfa\" ]]\nthen\n  RUN_AWS_MFA=1\nfi\n\n# Update MFA credentials if needed, or if the dalmatian aws mfa command is ran\nif [[ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" || \"$MFA_CONFIGURED\" == 0 ]]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    gpg --decrypt \\\n      --quiet \\\n      < \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  )\n\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\n  export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n\n  AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n  MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n\n  log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n\n  if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n  then\n    exit 0\n  fi\nfi\n\n# export MFA credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\nAWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN=\"$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq '.Arn')\"\nIFS='/' read -r -a array <<< \"$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN\"\nexport AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME=\"${array[2]%?}\"\n\n# Check if the assume role credentials have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"'Assume role' credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Update assume role credentials if needed\nif [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n  echo \"==> Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n  ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n    aws sts assume-role \\\n    --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n    --role-session-name dalmatian-tools \\\n    --external-id dalmatian-tools\n  )\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\n  AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SessionToken')\n  AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.Expiration' | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    jq -n \\\n    --arg aws_access_key_id \"$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\" \\\n    --arg aws_secret_access_key \"$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_token \"$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_expiration \"$AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION\" \\\n    '{\n      aws_access_key_id: $aws_access_key_id,\n      aws_secret_access_key: $aws_secret_access_key,\n      aws_session_token: $aws_session_token,\n      aws_session_expiration: $aws_session_expiration\n    }'\n  )\n\n  echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nfi\n\n# export assume role 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Ignore setup for now, this requires different prerequists\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n]]\nthen\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n# List the experimental commands that utilise the new AWS SSO config here, so that\n# they can be developed along side the original commands using the original\n# authentication methods\nif [[\n  \"$VERSION\" == \"v2\"\n]]\nthen\n  export CONFIG_DIR=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\n  export CONFIG_SETUP_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/setup.json\"\n  export CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/update-check.json\"\n  export CONFIG_CACHE_DIR=\"$CONFIG_DIR/.cache\"\n  export CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/dalmatian-sso.config\"\n  export CONFIG_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/account-bootstrap-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_INFRASTRUCTURE_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/infrastructure-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars-paths.json\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSRAP_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_INFRASTRUCTURE_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT_BOOSTRAP_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_INFRASTRUCTURE_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export TMP_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/tmp\"\n  export TMP_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export TMP_INFRASTRUCTURE_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n  export TMP_SERVICE_ENV_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/service-environment-files\"\n\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST=\"github.com\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO=\"dalmatian-tools\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL=\"https://api.$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL/repos/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_LATEST_RELEASE_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL/releases/latest\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/terraform-project-versions.json\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION\n\n  export AWS_CONFIG_FILE=\"$CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE\"\n  export AWS_PROFILE=\"dalmatian-main\"\n\n  if [ -z \"$EDITOR\" ]\n  then\n    export EDITOR=\"nano\"\n  fi\n\n  if [ -z \"$PAGER\" ]\n  then\n    export PAGER=\"less\"\n  fi\n  # 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you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL36: log_info -l \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL90: log_info -l \"Finding instance...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL125: log_info -l \"Connecting to '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID)...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/start-sql-backup-to-s3\nL66: log_info -l \"Started backup task $TASK_NAME for RDS instance $RDS_IDENTIFIER\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/list-instances\nL46: log_info -l \"Getting RDS instances in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\n---\nFile: elasticache/v1/reboot\nL69: log_info -l \"Rebooting node(s) $(echo \"$NODES\" | tr ' ' ',') in Elasticache cluster $NICE_NAME (id: $CLUSTER)...\"\nL71: log_info -l \"Rebooting all nodes in Elasticache cluster $NICE_NAME...\"\nL76: log_info -l \"Skipping $NICE_NAME.\"\n---\nFile: rds/v1/shell\nL60: log_info -l \"Finding ECS instances...\"\nL73: log_info -l \"Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter 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\"getting environment variable $KEY for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME/$SERVICE_NAME/$ENVIRONMENT\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/deploy\nL51: log_info -l \"deploying $SERVICE_NAME in $ENVIRONMENT\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/set-environment-variables\nL51: log_info -l \"Finding environment file for $SERVICE_NAME ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL85: log_info -l \"Downloading and opening '$ENVIRONMENT_FILE_S3_URI' ...\"\nL105: log_info -l \"No changes were made to the environment file, exiting ...\"\nL110: log_info -l \"The following changes will be made to the environment file:\"\nL122: log_info -l \"Uploading then removing $LOCAL_ENVIRONMENT_FILE ...\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/set-environment-variable\nL27: log_info -l \"setting environment variable $4 for $1/$2/$3\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/deploy\nL51: log_info -l \"Deploying $SERVICE_NAME in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/get-environment-variables\nL48: log_info -l \"Finding environment file for $SERVICE_NAME ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL83: log_info -l \"Downloading and opening '$ENVIRONMENT_FILE_S3_URI' ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL89: log_info -l \"Environment file '$ENVIRONMENT_FILE_S3_URI' does not exist.\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: service/v2/container-access\nL61: log_info -l \"Finding container...\" -q \"$QUITE_MODE\"\n---\nFile: service/v1/force-deployment\nL54: log_info -l \"Forcing new deployment for $SERVICE_NAME in $ENVIRONMENT\"\nL61: log_info -l \"Watching deployment status...\"\nL76: log_info -l \"Deployment complete.\"\nL78: log_info -l \"Deployment started.\"\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v2/version\nL69: log_info -l \"Dalmatian Tools $VERSION\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL72: log_info -l \"The tooling available in v1 is to be used with infrastructure\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL73: log_info -l \"launched with the dxw/dalmatian repo, which is private and internal\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL74: log_info -l \"To use tooling for use with infrastructures deployed via dalmatian-tools,\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL75: log_info -l \"switch to 'v2' by running 'dalmatian version -v 2'\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL80: log_info -l \"(Release: $RELEASE)\"\nL81: log_info -l \"The tooling available in v2 is to be used with infrastructures\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL82: log_info -l \"deployed via dalmatian-tools\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL83: log_info -l \"To use tooling for use with infrastructures launched with the dxw/dalmatian repo,\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL84: log_info -l \"switch to 'v1' by running 'dalmatian version -v 1'\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v1/login\nL23: log_info -l \"Updating brew packages ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL29: log_info -l \"Ensuring tfenv is configured ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL32: log_info -l \"Checking AWS CLI is the correct version ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL46: log_info -l \"Configuring GPG ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL53: log_info -l \"For added security, your credentials and MFA secret will be encrypted with GPG\"\nL64: log_info -l \"Checking credentials...\"\nL81: log_info -l \"User ID: $USER_ID\"\nL82: log_info -l \"Account: $ACCOUNT_ID\"\nL83: log_info -l \"Arn:     $USER_ARN\"\nL91: log_info -l \"Saving configuration settings in $DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE ...\"\nL107: log_info -l \"Attempting MFA...\"\nL123: log_info -l \"Login success!\"\nL124: log_info -l \"Storing credentials in $DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/login\nL36: log_info -l \"Attempting AWS SSO login ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL49: log_info -l \"Checking AWS SSO login was successful...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL62: log_info -l \"AWS SSO login succeeded\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL66: log_info -l \"You're already logged in. Your existing session will expire on $EXPIRES_AT\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/generate-config\nL7: log_info -l \"Generating Dalmatian SSO configuration ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL52: log_info -l \"Generating $workspace config ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v2/setup\nL7: log_info -l \"----------------------------------------------------\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL8: log_info -l \"| To enable us to deploy the resources across      |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL9: log_info -l \"| multiple AWS accounts, we will configure AWS SSO |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL10: log_info -l \"| and store the required AWS profiles, and other   |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL11: log_info -l \"| configuration within:                            |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL12: log_info -l \"| \\`\\$HOME/.config/dalmatian\\`                        |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL13: log_info -l \"|                                                  |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL14: log_info -l \"| This configuration will then be automatically    |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL15: log_info -l \"| loaded and used when running other dalmatian     |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL16: log_info -l \"| tools commands                                   |\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL17: log_info -l \"----------------------------------------------------\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL96: log_info -l \"-- Dalmatian Setup --\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL100: log_info -l \"-- AWS SSO configration --\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL106: log_info -l \"-- Backend Configuration --\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL107: log_info -l \"Enter the S3 backend configuration parameters\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL129: log_info -l \"--- Dalmatian account configuration ---\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL136: log_info -l \"Setup complete!\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL137: log_info -l \"It is highly recommended to run the first account bootstrap for the main dalmatian account now, using \\`dalmatian deploy account-bootstrap -a $MAIN_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_ID-$DEFAULT_REGION-dalmatian-main\\`\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/account-init\nL88: log_info -l \"External accounts require a Role to be added that can be assumed by the AWS Federated user account from the Main Dalmatian account\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL89: log_info -l \"1. In the External Account (${AWS_ACCOUNT_ID:1}), create a Role named '$MAIN_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_ID-dalmatian-access', which has Administrator permissions\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL90: log_info -l \"2. Add the following Trust Relationship policy to the role:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL99: log_info -l \"Creating $NEW_WORKSPACE_NAME workspace ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL114: log_info -l \"$NEW_WORKSPACE_NAME workspace exists\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL126: log_info -l \"Running account bootstrap on the main Dalmatian account to upload tfvars ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL131: log_info -l \"Running account bootstrap on $NEW_WORKSPACE_NAME\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: configure-commands/v2/update\nL44: log_info -l \"Checking for newer version ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL91: log_info -l \"Updating ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL99: log_info -l \"Updating brew packages ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL105: log_info -l \"Ensuring tfenv is configured ...\"\nL116: log_info -l \"Update complete 👍\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL118: log_info -l \"You are on the latest version ($LATEST_REMOTE_TAG) 👍\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/instance-shell\nL64: log_info -l \"Finding ECS instance...\"\nL72: log_info -l \"Connecting to $INSTANCE_ID...\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/mfa\nL52: log_info -l \"Storing MFA credentials in $DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v2/awscli-version\nL33: log_info -l \"Detected AWS CLI major version: $version\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/awscli-version\nL33: log_info -l \"Detected AWS CLI major version: $version\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: aws/v1/assume-infrastructure-role\nL42: log_info -l \"Assuming role to provide access to $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME infrastructure account ...\"\nL46: log_info -l \"Assuming role to provide access to $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME infrastructure account ...\"\n---\nFile: waf/v1/cf-ip-block\nL89: log_info -l \"Updating IP Set $WAF_IP_SET_NAME...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL101: log_info -l \"Listing IP Set $WAF_IP_SET_NAME...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/instance-refresh\nL46: log_info -l \"Refreshing instances on $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\nL63: log_info -l \"$NEW_STATUS_REASON\"\nL67: log_info -l \"Status: $STATUS, Percent Complete: $PERCENT_COMPLETE, Instances to update: $INSTANCES_TO_UPDATE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v2/ec2-access\nL29: log_info -l \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL30: log_info -l \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL31: log_info -l \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL68: log_info -l \"Finding ECS instance...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL112: log_info -l \"Available instances:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL118: log_info -l \"Connecting to '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID)...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: utilities/v2/run-command\nL97: log_info -l \"Finding $RDS_IDENTIFIER RDS ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL195: log_info -l \"Launching Fargate task for interactive shell ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL211: log_info -l \"Waiting for task to start running ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL219: log_info -l \"Waiting for SSM agent to start on container ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL254: log_info -l \"Executing $DB_ENGINE shell on $RDS_IDENTIFIER ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL257: log_info -l \"Executing shell on utilities container ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL289: log_info -l \"Launching Fargate task to run command ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL305: log_info -l \"Waiting for task to start running ....\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL313: log_info -l \"Tailing logs ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL329: log_info -l \"Container stopped\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/ec2-access\nL66: log_info -l \"Finding ECS instance...\"\nL93: log_info -l \"Connecting to '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID)...\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v2/port-forward\nL31: log_info -l \"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/session-manager-working-with-install-plugin.html\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL32: log_info -l \"Also, If you are running an Mac M1 or above, you'll need to install Rosetta 2 by running:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL33: log_info -l \"softwareupdate --install-rosetta\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL78: log_info -l \"Finding ECS instance...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL122: log_info -l \"Available instances:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL128: log_info -l \"Connecting to '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID)...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: cloudtrail/v2/query\nL62: log_info -l \"Execution ID: $EXECUTION_ID\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL74: log_info -l \"Execution status: $EXECUTION_STATUS\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v2/refresh\nL50: log_info -l \"Finding Auto Scaling Group for $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL66: log_info -l \"Found ASG: $AUTO_SCALING_GROUP_NAME\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL68: log_info -l \"Starting instance refresh for $AUTO_SCALING_GROUP_NAME...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL77: log_info -l \"Instance Refresh ID: $INSTANCE_REFRESH_ID\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL99: log_info -l \"$NEW_STATUS_REASON\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL104: log_info -l \"Status: $STATUS, Percent Complete: $PERCENT_COMPLETE, Instances to update: $INSTANCES_TO_UPDATE\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL116: log_info -l \"Instance refresh successful.\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/efs-restore\nL63: log_info -l \"Retrieving recovery points for the file system...\"\nL78: log_info -l \"Latest Recovery Point Arn >>> $LATEST_RECOVERY_POINT_ARN\"\nL82: log_info -l \"Modifying the metadata JSON file\"\nL90: log_info -l \"Starting backup restore job\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/upload-to-transfer-bucket\nL57: log_info -l \"Copying $SOURCE to $BUCKET_NAME S3 bucket ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL68: log_info -l \"Success!\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/file-upload\nL81: log_info -l \"Copying to $BUCKET_NAME S3 bucket ...\"\nL99: log_info -l \"Downloading from S3 to $ECS_INSTANCE_ID...\"\nL101: log_info -l \"s3://$BUCKET_NAME/$PREFIX_DIR/$(basename \"$SOURCE\") -> $HOST_TARGET\"\nL108: log_info -l \"Removing from S3 bucket ...\"\nL113: log_info -l \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/remove-from-transfer-bucket\nL63: log_info -l \"Removing $SOURCE from S3 bucket $BUCKET_NAME...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL68: log_info -l \"Success!\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: ecs/v1/file-download\nL81: log_info -l \"Copying to $BUCKET_NAME S3 bucket ...\"\nL95: log_info -l \"Finding ECS instance...\"\nL101: log_info -l \"uploading from '$INSTANCE_NAME' (id: $INSTANCE_ID) to S3..\"\nL109: log_info -l \"Downloading from S3 bucket\"\nL112: log_info -l \"Removing from S3 bucket ...\"\nL116: log_info -l \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: cloudfront/v1/logs\nL60: log_info -l \"making sure $DIRECTORY exists\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL63: log_info -l \"downloading log files\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL70: log_info -l \"logs in ${DIRECTORY}\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/create-database\nL75: log_info -l \"Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL87: log_info -l \"Getting RDS info...\"\nL96: log_info -l \"Engine: $RDS_ENGINE\"\nL97: log_info -l \"Root username: $RDS_ROOT_USERNAME\"\nL101: log_info -l \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL103: log_info -l \"Creating database...\"\nL110: log_info -l \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/get-root-password\nL55: log_info -l \"Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL67: log_info -l \"Getting RDS info...\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/list-instances\nL46: log_info -l \"Getting RDS instances in $INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME $ENVIRONMENT...\"\n---\nFile: aurora/v1/list-databases\nL56: log_info -l \"Retrieving RDS root password from Parameter Store...\"\nL70: log_info -l \"ECS instance ID: $ECS_INSTANCE_ID\"\nL72: log_info -l \"Listing databases...\"\nL79: log_info -l \"Success!\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/get-tfvars\nL38: log_info -l \"Checking for and downloading new tfvars files only ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL41: log_info -l \"Checking existance of tfvars bucket $TFVARS_BUCKET_NAME\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL44: log_info -l \"$TFVARS_BUCKET_NAME bucket exists ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL47: log_info -l \"$TFVARS_BUCKET_NAME bucket doesn't exist. Bucket will be created on first deployment.\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL56: log_info -l \"Downloading tfvars ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL139: log_info -l \"$DEAFULT_TFAVRS_FILE_NAME doesn't exist in tfvars S3 bucket.\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL142: log_info -l \"Created $CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR/$DEAFULT_TFAVRS_FILE_NAME\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL216: log_info -l \"$WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE doesn't exist ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL321: log_info -l \"$WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE doesn't exist ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/run-terraform-command\nL131: log_info -l \"Running command:\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: cloudfront/v2/logs\nL60: log_info -l \"making sure $DIRECTORY exists\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL64: log_info -l \"downloading log files\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/set-global-tfvars\nL47: log_info -l \"Checking $CONFIG_GLOBAL_TFVARS_FILE file ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL56: log_info -l \"What do you want to do?\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL80: log_info -l \"$CONFIG_GLOBAL_TFVARS_FILE doesn't exist ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL108: log_info -l \"$CONFIG_GLOBAL_TFVARS_FILE edited!\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL114: log_info -l \"Running account bootstrap on the main Dalmatian account to upload tfvars ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/link-import-file\nL45: log_info -l \"$ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_IMPORT_FILE linked to $TMP_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_TERRAFORM_DIR/dalmatian-import.tf\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL56: log_info -l \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_IMPORT_FILE linked to $TMP_INFRASTRUCTURE_TERRAFORM_DIR/dalmatian-import.tf\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/view-tfvars\nL119: log_info -l \"Checking $WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE file ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL128: log_info -l \"What do you want to do?\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL151: log_info -l \"$WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE doesn't exist ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL166: log_info -l \"$WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE viewed!\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/initialise\nL40: log_info -l \"Attempting Terraform init ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/clone\nL37: log_info -l \"Cloning required terraform projects ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL49: log_info -l \"Cloning $GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_REPO $TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL57: log_info -l \"Cloning $GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_REPO $TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/set-tfvars\nL125: log_info -l \"Checking $WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE file ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL134: log_info -l \"What do you want to do?\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL158: log_info -l \"$WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE doesn't exist ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL183: log_info -l \"$WORKSPACE_TFVARS_FILE edited!\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL184: log_info -l \"Running terraform plan for $SELECTED_WORKSPACE ..\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL200: log_info -l \"Running account bootstrap on the main Dalmatian account to upload tfvars ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n---\nFile: terraform-dependencies/v2/clean-tfvars-cache\nL28: log_info -l \"Checking for redundant files in tfvars cache ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL72: log_info -l \"Removing $tfvar_file account bootstrap tfvar file ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL92: log_info -l \"Removing $tfvar_file infrastructure tfvar file ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nL103: log_info -l \"tfvar cache clean complete - 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      "content": "I will update the `log_info` calls in several scripts to include the `-q \"$QUIET_MODE\"` parameter, ensuring they respect the quiet mode setting.",
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            "fileDiff": "Index: dalmatian\n===================================================================\n--- dalmatian\tCurrent\n+++ dalmatian\tProposed\n@@ -367,7 +367,7 @@\n   AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n   MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n \n-  log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n+  log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n   \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n \n   if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n",
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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\")\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND     - dalmatian command to run\"\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND -h  - show command help\"\n  echo \"    Or:\"\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -l                     - list commands\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ];\nthen\n usage\nfi\n\nIS_PARENT_SCRIPT=0\nif [ \"$(ps -o stat= -p $PPID | tr -d ' ')\" == \"S\" ]\nthen\n  IS_PARENT_SCRIPT=1\nfi\n\nAPP_ROOT=\"$( cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\"/.. && pwd -P)\"\nexport APP_ROOT\n\nSUBCOMMAND=\"$1\"\nCOMMAND=\"$2\"\nCOMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:3}\" )\nif [[\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n]]\nthen\n  COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\nfi\n\nQUIET_MODE=0\n\n# set quiet mode if not running in a terminal\n# e.g when piping output to another command or redirecting output to a file\nif [ ! -t 1 ]\nthen\n  QUIET_MODE=1\nfi\n\nfor i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\ndo\n  if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n  then\n    QUIET_MODE=1\n    unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n  fi\ndone\nexport QUIET_MODE\n\nVERSION=\"v1\"\nif [ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"version\" ]\nthen\n  VERSION=$(\"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" version -s -q)\nfi\n\nBASH_FUNCTION_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/lib/bash-functions\"\nfor bash_function_file in \"$BASH_FUNCTION_DIR\"/*\ndo\n  if [[ ! -f \"$bash_function_file\" ]]\n  then\n    continue\n  fi\n  # shellcheck source=/dev/null\n  source \"$bash_function_file\"\n  while IFS='' read -r function_name\n  do\n    export -f \"${function_name?}\"\n  done < <(grep \"^function\" \"$bash_function_file\" | cut -d\" \" -f2)\ndone\n\nif [ \"${1:0:1}\" == \"-\" ]\nthen\n  while getopts \"lh\" opt; do\n    case $opt in\n      l)\n        LIST_COMMANDS=1\n        ;;\n      h)\n        usage\n        ;;\n      *)\n        usage\n        ;;\n    esac\n  done\n\n  if [ -n \"$LIST_COMMANDS\" ]\n  then\n    echo \"Available commands:\"\n    echo \"\"\n\n    DIRS=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      DIRS+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin\" -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0)\n\n    SUBCOMMANDS=()\n    for d in \"${DIRS[@]}\"\n    do\n      SUBCOMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$d\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a SUBCOMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${SUBCOMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    # list configure-commands\n    FILES=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n    CONFIGURE_COMMANDS=()\n    for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n    do\n      CONFIGURE_COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a CONFIGURE_COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    for CONFIGURE_COMMAND in \"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      echo \"  $CONFIGURE_COMMAND\"\n    done\n    echo \"\"\n\n    for SUBCOMMAND in \"${SUBCOMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"bin\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"tmp\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"configure-commands\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" ]]\n      then\n        if [ -d \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" ]\n        then\n          echo \"  $SUBCOMMAND\"\n          FILES=()\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n          COMMANDS=()\n          for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n          do\n            COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n          done\n          IFS=\" \" read -r -a COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n          for COMMAND in \"${COMMANDS[@]}\"\n          do\n            echo \"    $COMMAND\"\n          done\n          echo \"\"\n        fi\n      fi\n    done\n  fi\n  exit 0\nfi\n\nif [[ -z \"$SUBCOMMAND\" && -z \"$COMMAND\" ]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[\n  (\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ) &&\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" && # Ignore setup for now, this requires different prerequists\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n]]\nthen\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n# List the experimental commands that utilise the new AWS SSO config here, so that\n# they can be developed along side the original commands using the original\n# authentication methods\nif [[\n  \"$VERSION\" == \"v2\"\n]]\nthen\n  export CONFIG_DIR=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\n  export CONFIG_SETUP_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/setup.json\"\n  export CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/update-check.json\"\n  export CONFIG_CACHE_DIR=\"$CONFIG_DIR/.cache\"\n  export CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/dalmatian-sso.config\"\n  export CONFIG_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/account-bootstrap-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_INFRASTRUCTURE_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/infrastructure-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars-paths.json\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSRAP_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_INFRASTRUCTURE_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT_BOOSTRAP_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_INFRASTRUCTURE_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export TMP_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/tmp\"\n  export TMP_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export TMP_INFRASTRUCTURE_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n  export TMP_SERVICE_ENV_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/service-environment-files\"\n\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST=\"github.com\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO=\"dalmatian-tools\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL=\"https://api.$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL/repos/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_LATEST_RELEASE_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL/releases/latest\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/terraform-project-versions.json\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION\n\n  export AWS_CONFIG_FILE=\"$CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE\"\n  export AWS_PROFILE=\"dalmatian-main\"\n\n  if [ -z \"$EDITOR\" ]\n  then\n    export EDITOR=\"nano\"\n  fi\n\n  if [ -z \"$PAGER\" ]\n  then\n    export PAGER=\"less\"\n  fi\n  # These AWS environment variables take precedence when authenticating, which\n  # can cause errors if they are not related to Dalmatian\n  unset AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n  unset AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n  unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT\n  unset AWS_REGION\n  unset AWS_ROLE_ARN\n  unset AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\" &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 ]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" update -q\n    fi\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" &&\n    ( \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"login\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"generate-config\" ) &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [[ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 && \"$QUIET_MODE\" == 0 ]]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login\n    fi\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login -q\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\n    QUIET_MODE=0\n    for i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n      then\n        QUIET_MODE=1\n        unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n      fi\n    done\n    export QUIET_MODE\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    exit 0\n  fi\n\n  # Run specified command with args\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/config.json\"\nDALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/credentials.json.enc\"\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/mfa_credentials.json\"\nDALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/assume_role_credentials.json\"\nMFA_CONFIGURED=0\nASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=0\n\nif [ ! -f \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  err \"You are not logged into Dalmatian. Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"MFA credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    MFA_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\nif [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" == \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" == \"mfa\" ]]\nthen\n  RUN_AWS_MFA=1\nfi\n\n# Update MFA credentials if needed, or if the dalmatian aws mfa command is ran\nif [[ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" || \"$MFA_CONFIGURED\" == 0 ]]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    gpg --decrypt \\\n      --quiet \\\n      < \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  )\n\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\n  export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n\n  AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n  MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n\n  log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\"\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n\n  if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n  then\n    exit 0\n  fi\nfi\n\n# export MFA credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\nAWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN=\"$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq '.Arn')\"\nIFS='/' read -r -a array <<< \"$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN\"\nexport AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME=\"${array[2]%?}\"\n\n# Check if the assume role credentials have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"'Assume role' credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Update assume role credentials if needed\nif [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n  log_info -l \"Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n  ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n    aws sts assume-role \\\n    --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n    --role-session-name dalmatian-tools \\\n    --external-id dalmatian-tools\n  )\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\n  AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SessionToken')\n  AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.Expiration' | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    jq -n \\\n    --arg aws_access_key_id \"$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\" \\\n    --arg aws_secret_access_key \"$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_token \"$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_expiration \"$AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION\" \\\n    '{\n      aws_access_key_id: $aws_access_key_id,\n      aws_secret_access_key: $aws_secret_access_key,\n      aws_session_token: $aws_session_token,\n      aws_session_expiration: $aws_session_expiration\n    }'\n  )\n\n  echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nfi\n\n# export assume role 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Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n  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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\")\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND     - dalmatian command to run\"\n  echo \"  SUBCOMMAND COMMAND -h  - show command help\"\n  echo \"    Or:\"\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -l                     - list commands\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ];\nthen\n usage\nfi\n\nIS_PARENT_SCRIPT=0\nif [ \"$(ps -o stat= -p $PPID | tr -d ' ')\" == \"S\" ]\nthen\n  IS_PARENT_SCRIPT=1\nfi\n\nAPP_ROOT=\"$( cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\"/.. && pwd -P)\"\nexport APP_ROOT\n\nSUBCOMMAND=\"$1\"\nCOMMAND=\"$2\"\nCOMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:3}\" )\nif [[\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v1/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n  -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/v2/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n]]\nthen\n  COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\nfi\n\nQUIET_MODE=0\n\n# set quiet mode if not running in a terminal\n# e.g when piping output to another command or redirecting output to a file\nif [ ! -t 1 ]\nthen\n  QUIET_MODE=1\nfi\n\nfor i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\ndo\n  if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n  then\n    QUIET_MODE=1\n    unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n  fi\ndone\nexport QUIET_MODE\n\nVERSION=\"v1\"\nif [ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"version\" ]\nthen\n  VERSION=$(\"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" version -s -q)\nfi\n\nBASH_FUNCTION_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/lib/bash-functions\"\nfor bash_function_file in \"$BASH_FUNCTION_DIR\"/*\ndo\n  if [[ ! -f \"$bash_function_file\" ]]\n  then\n    continue\n  fi\n  # shellcheck source=/dev/null\n  source \"$bash_function_file\"\n  while IFS='' read -r function_name\n  do\n    export -f \"${function_name?}\"\n  done < <(grep \"^function\" \"$bash_function_file\" | cut -d\" \" -f2)\ndone\n\nif [ \"${1:0:1}\" == \"-\" ]\nthen\n  while getopts \"lh\" opt; do\n    case $opt in\n      l)\n        LIST_COMMANDS=1\n        ;;\n      h)\n        usage\n        ;;\n      *)\n        usage\n        ;;\n    esac\n  done\n\n  if [ -n \"$LIST_COMMANDS\" ]\n  then\n    echo \"Available commands:\"\n    echo \"\"\n\n    DIRS=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      DIRS+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin\" -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0)\n\n    SUBCOMMANDS=()\n    for d in \"${DIRS[@]}\"\n    do\n      SUBCOMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$d\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a SUBCOMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${SUBCOMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    # list configure-commands\n    FILES=()\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n    while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n      FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n    done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n    CONFIGURE_COMMANDS=()\n    for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n    do\n      CONFIGURE_COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n    done\n    IFS=\" \" read -r -a CONFIGURE_COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n    for CONFIGURE_COMMAND in \"${CONFIGURE_COMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      echo \"  $CONFIGURE_COMMAND\"\n    done\n    echo \"\"\n\n    for SUBCOMMAND in \"${SUBCOMMANDS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"bin\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"tmp\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"configure-commands\" && \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" ]]\n      then\n        if [ -d \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" ]\n        then\n          echo \"  $SUBCOMMAND\"\n          FILES=()\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0)\n          while IFS=  read -r -d $'\\0'; do\n            FILES+=(\"$REPLY\")\n          done < <(find \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION\" -maxdepth 1 -type l -print0)\n\n          COMMANDS=()\n          for f in \"${FILES[@]}\"\n          do\n            COMMANDS+=(\"$(basename \"$f\")\")\n          done\n          IFS=\" \" read -r -a COMMANDS <<< \"$(sort <<<\"${COMMANDS[*]}\")\"\n\n          for COMMAND in \"${COMMANDS[@]}\"\n          do\n            echo \"    $COMMAND\"\n          done\n          echo \"\"\n        fi\n      fi\n    done\n  fi\n  exit 0\nfi\n\nif [[ -z \"$SUBCOMMAND\" && -z \"$COMMAND\" ]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[\n  (\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ) &&\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" && # Ignore setup for now, this requires different prerequists\n  \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n]]\nthen\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n# List the experimental commands that utilise the new AWS SSO config here, so that\n# they can be developed along side the original commands using the original\n# authentication methods\nif [[\n  \"$VERSION\" == \"v2\"\n]]\nthen\n  export CONFIG_DIR=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\n  export CONFIG_SETUP_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/setup.json\"\n  export CONFIG_UPDATE_CHECK_JSON_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/update-check.json\"\n  export CONFIG_CACHE_DIR=\"$CONFIG_DIR/.cache\"\n  export CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/dalmatian-sso.config\"\n  export CONFIG_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/account-bootstrap-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_INFRASTRUCTURE_BACKEND_VARS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_DIR/infrastructure-backend.vars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DIR=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_PATHS_FILE=\"$CONFIG_CACHE_DIR/tfvars-paths.json\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSRAP_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_TFVARS_DEFAULT_INFRASTRUCTURE_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/data/tfvars-templates/infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT_BOOSTRAP_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-account-bootstrap.tfvars\"\n  export CONFIG_GLOBAL_INFRASTRUCTURE_TFVARS_FILE=\"000-global-infrastructure.tfvars\"\n  export TMP_DIR=\"$APP_ROOT/tmp\"\n  export TMP_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export TMP_INFRASTRUCTURE_TERRAFORM_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n  export TMP_SERVICE_ENV_DIR=\"$TMP_DIR/service-environment-files\"\n\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST=\"github.com\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO=\"dalmatian-tools\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL=\"https://api.$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_HOST\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_URL/repos/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_OWNER/$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_REPO\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_LATEST_RELEASE_URL=\"$GIT_DALMATIAN_TOOLS_API_REPOS_URL/releases/latest\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_OWNER=\"dxw\"\n  export GIT_DALMATIAN_INFRASTRUCTURE_REPO=\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"\n\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE=\"$APP_ROOT/terraform-project-versions.json\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-account-bootstrap\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION=\"$(jq -r '.\"terraform-dxw-dalmatian-infrastructure\"' < \"$TERRAFORM_PROJECT_VERSIONS_FILE\")\"\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_ACCOUNT_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION\n  export TERRAFORM_PROJECT_INFRASTRUCTURE_VERSION\n\n  export AWS_CONFIG_FILE=\"$CONFIG_AWS_SSO_FILE\"\n  export AWS_PROFILE=\"dalmatian-main\"\n\n  if [ -z \"$EDITOR\" ]\n  then\n    export EDITOR=\"nano\"\n  fi\n\n  if [ -z \"$PAGER\" ]\n  then\n    export PAGER=\"less\"\n  fi\n  # These AWS environment variables take precedence when authenticating, which\n  # can cause errors if they are not related to Dalmatian\n  unset AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n  unset AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n  unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n  unset AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT\n  unset AWS_REGION\n  unset AWS_ROLE_ARN\n  unset AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\" &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 ]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" update -q\n    fi\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"setup\" &&\n    ( \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"login\" && \"$COMMAND\" != \"generate-config\" ) &&\n    \"$SUBCOMMAND\" != \"update\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    if [[ \"$IS_PARENT_SCRIPT\" == 1 && \"$QUIET_MODE\" == 0 ]]\n    then\n      \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login\n    fi\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/dalmatian\" aws login -q\n  fi\n\n  if [[\n    -f \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" ||\n    -L \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\"\n  ]]\n  then\n    COMMAND_ARGS=( \"${@:2}\" )\n    QUIET_MODE=0\n    for i in \"${!COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    do\n      if [ \"${COMMAND_ARGS[i]}\" == \"-q\" ]\n      then\n        QUIET_MODE=1\n        unset \"COMMAND_ARGS[i]\"\n      fi\n    done\n    export QUIET_MODE\n    \"$APP_ROOT/bin/configure-commands/$VERSION/$SUBCOMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n    exit 0\n  fi\n\n  # Run specified command with args\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/$SUBCOMMAND/$VERSION/$COMMAND\" \"${COMMAND_ARGS[@]}\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE=\"$HOME/.config/dalmatian\"\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/config.json\"\nDALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/credentials.json.enc\"\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/mfa_credentials.json\"\nDALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE=\"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_STORE/assume_role_credentials.json\"\nMFA_CONFIGURED=0\nASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=0\n\nif [ ! -f \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  err \"You are not logged into Dalmatian. Run \\`dalmatian login\\` to continue\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nAWS_DEFAULT_REGION=\"eu-west-2\" # London\nexport AWS_DEFAULT_REGION\n\nDALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_FILE\")\nACCOUNT_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.account_id')\nDALMATIAN_ROLE=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CONFIG_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.dalmatian_role')\n\n# If MFA credentials exist, check if they have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  if [ \"${DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION: -1}\" == \"Z\" ]\n  then\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  else\n    DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  fi\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"MFA credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    MFA_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\nif [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" == \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" == \"mfa\" ]]\nthen\n  RUN_AWS_MFA=1\nfi\n\n# Update MFA credentials if needed, or if the dalmatian aws mfa command is ran\nif [[ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" || \"$MFA_CONFIGURED\" == 0 ]]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    gpg --decrypt \\\n      --quiet \\\n      < \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n  )\n\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\n  export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n  export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n\n  AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n  MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n\n  log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n  \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n\n  if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n  then\n    exit 0\n  fi\nfi\n\n# export MFA credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\nAWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN=\"$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq '.Arn')\"\nIFS='/' read -r -a array <<< \"$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN\"\nexport AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME=\"${array[2]%?}\"\n\n# Check if the assume role credentials have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n  EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n  if [ \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n  then\n    err \"'Assume role' credentials have expired\"\n  else\n    ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=1\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Update assume role credentials if needed\nif [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n  log_info -l \"Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\"\n  ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n    aws sts assume-role \\\n    --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n    --role-session-name dalmatian-tools \\\n    --external-id dalmatian-tools\n  )\n  AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\n  AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\n  AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SessionToken')\n  AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.Expiration' | awk -F':' -v OFS=':' '{ print $1, $2, $3$4 }')\n  DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n    jq -n \\\n    --arg aws_access_key_id \"$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\" \\\n    --arg aws_secret_access_key \"$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_token \"$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\" \\\n    --arg aws_session_expiration \"$AWS_SESSION_EXPIRATION\" \\\n    '{\n      aws_access_key_id: $aws_access_key_id,\n      aws_secret_access_key: $aws_secret_access_key,\n      aws_session_token: $aws_session_token,\n      aws_session_expiration: $aws_session_expiration\n    }'\n  )\n\n  echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" > \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\nfi\n\n# export assume role 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            "fileDiff": "Index: delete-ip-rule\n===================================================================\n--- delete-ip-rule\tCurrent\n+++ delete-ip-rule\tProposed\n@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@\n # e.g. DalmatianBlock123-123-123-123-32\n \n WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME=\"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$WAF_NAME-waf-$ENVIRONMENT-$WAF_NAME-acl\"\n-echo \"==> Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\"\n+log_info -l \"Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n \n ACLS=$(aws wafv2 list-web-acls --scope \"REGIONAL\")\n ACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\n",
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            "fileDiff": "Index: delete-ip-rule\n===================================================================\n--- delete-ip-rule\tCurrent\n+++ delete-ip-rule\tProposed\n@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@\n   --rules \"$RULES\"\n )\n \n-echo \"==> Getting IP Sets...\"\n+log_info -l \"Getting IP Sets...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n IP_SETS=$(aws wafv2 list-ip-sets --scope \"REGIONAL\")\n IP_SET_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$IP_SETS\" | jq -r --arg ipset_name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" '.IPSets[] | select(.Name == $ipset_name)')\n IP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\n",
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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\n  echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\n  echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\n  echo \"  -u <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) associated with the rule (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\n  echo \"  -a <action>            - Action assigned to the rule: Allow, Block, Captcha, Challenge\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nwhile getopts \"i:e:w:u:a:h\" opt; do\n  case $opt in\n    i)\n      INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    e)\n      ENVIRONMENT=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    w)\n      WAF_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    u)\n      SOURCE_IP=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    a)\n      ACTION=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    h)\n      usage\n      ;;\n    *)\n      usage\n      ;;\n  esac\ndone\n\n# Default action is to Block the IP\nACTION=\"${ACTION:-Block}\"\n\n# Enforce titlecase for the 'Action' (converts CAPTCHA to Captcha)\nACTION=\"$(echo \"$ACTION\" | awk '{print toupper(substr($0,0,1))tolower(substr($0,2))}')\"\n\necho \"Target IP: $SOURCE_IP\"\n\nif [[\n  -z \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$WAF_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$ENVIRONMENT\"\n]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[ -n \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\nthen\n  if ! [[ \"$SOURCE_IP\" =~ /[0-9]{1,2}$ ]]\n  then\n    err \"Please include a subnet mask when specifying your source IP address (e.g. '1.2.3.4/32')\"\n    usage\n  fi\n\n  if [[ -z \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\n  then\n    usage\n  fi\nfi\n\n\n# Convert . and / chars to - char for use in a label\nSOURCE_IP_LABEL=$(echo \"$SOURCE_IP\" | tr ./ -)\n\nWAF_IP_SET_NAME=\"Dalmatian$ACTION$SOURCE_IP_LABEL\"\n# e.g. DalmatianBlock123-123-123-123-32\n\nWAF_WEB_ACL_NAME=\"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$WAF_NAME-waf-$ENVIRONMENT-$WAF_NAME-acl\"\nlog_info -l \"Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n\nACLS=$(aws wafv2 list-web-acls --scope \"REGIONAL\")\nACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nACL_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nACL=$(aws wafv2 get-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\")\nACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig')\nACL_DEFAULT_ACTION=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.DefaultAction')\n\necho \"Found target Web ACL $ACL_ID\"\n\nACL_RULES=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules')\n\nACL_RULE_NAME=\"Custom$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\"\nlog_info -l \"Removing rule $ACL_RULE_NAME from Web ACL...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n\nRULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq -r --arg name \"$ACL_RULE_NAME\" 'del(.[] | select(.Name == $name))' | jq -c)\n\nACL=$(aws wafv2 update-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\" \\\n  --default-action \"$ACL_DEFAULT_ACTION\" \\\n  --visibility-config \"$ACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG\" \\\n  --lock-token \"$ACL_LOCK_TOKEN\" \\\n  --rules \"$RULES\"\n)\n\necho \"==> Getting IP Sets...\"\nIP_SETS=$(aws wafv2 list-ip-sets --scope \"REGIONAL\")\nIP_SET_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$IP_SETS\" | jq -r --arg ipset_name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" '.IPSets[] | select(.Name == $ipset_name)')\nIP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nIP_SET_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\n\necho \"Found target IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\n\necho \"==> Deleting IP Set '$WAF_IP_SET_NAME'...\"\naws wafv2 delete-ip-set --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$IP_SET_ID\" \\\n  --lock-token \"$IP_SET_LOCK_TOKEN\"\n\necho\necho \"Done\"\n",
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            "fileDiff": "Index: delete-ip-rule\n===================================================================\n--- delete-ip-rule\tCurrent\n+++ delete-ip-rule\tProposed\n@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@\n \n echo \"Found target IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\n \n-echo \"==> Deleting IP Set '$WAF_IP_SET_NAME'...\"\n+log_info -l \"Deleting IP Set '$WAF_IP_SET_NAME'...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n aws wafv2 delete-ip-set --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n   --name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" \\\n   --id \"$IP_SET_ID\" \\\n",
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            "fileDiff": "Index: set-ip-rule\n===================================================================\n--- set-ip-rule\tCurrent\n+++ set-ip-rule\tProposed\n@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@\n WAF_IP_SET_NAME=\"Dalmatian$ACTION$SOURCE_IP_LABEL\"\n # e.g. DalmatianBlock123-123-123-123-32\n \n-echo \"==> Creating new IP Set...\"\n+log_info -l \"Creating new IP Set...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n IP_SET_SUMMARY=$(aws wafv2 create-ip-set --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n   --name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" \\\n   --ip-address-version \"IPV4\" \\\n",
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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\n  echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\n  echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\n  echo \"  -b <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) you want to apply a rule to (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\n  echo \"  -a <action>            - Action to take: Allow, Block, Captcha, Challenge\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nwhile getopts \"i:e:w:b:a:h\" opt; do\n  case $opt in\n    i)\n      INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    e)\n      ENVIRONMENT=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    w)\n      WAF_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    b)\n      SOURCE_IP=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    a)\n      ACTION=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    h)\n      usage\n      ;;\n    *)\n      usage\n      ;;\n  esac\ndone\n\n# Default action is to Block the IP\nACTION=\"${ACTION:-Block}\"\n\n# Enforce titlecase for the 'Action' (converts CAPTCHA to Captcha)\nACTION=\"$(echo \"$ACTION\" | awk '{print toupper(substr($0,0,1))tolower(substr($0,2))}')\"\n\necho \"Target IP: $SOURCE_IP\"\necho \"Action to be taken: $ACTION\"\n\nif [[\n  -z \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$WAF_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$ENVIRONMENT\"\n]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[ -n \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\nthen\n  if ! [[ \"$SOURCE_IP\" =~ /[0-9]{1,2}$ ]]\n  then\n    err \"Please include a subnet mask when specifying your source IP address (e.g. '1.2.3.4/32')\"\n    usage\n  fi\n\n  if [[ -z \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\n  then\n    usage\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Convert . and / chars to - char for use in a label\nSOURCE_IP_LABEL=$(echo \"$SOURCE_IP\" | tr ./ -)\n\nWAF_IP_SET_NAME=\"Dalmatian$ACTION$SOURCE_IP_LABEL\"\n# e.g. DalmatianBlock123-123-123-123-32\n\necho \"==> Creating new IP Set...\"\nIP_SET_SUMMARY=$(aws wafv2 create-ip-set --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" \\\n  --ip-address-version \"IPV4\" \\\n  --addresses \"$SOURCE_IP\" | jq -r '.Summary')\nIP_SET_ARN=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.ARN')\nIP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\necho \"Created IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\n\nWAF_WEB_ACL_NAME=\"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$WAF_NAME-waf-$ENVIRONMENT-$WAF_NAME-acl\"\necho \"==> Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\"\n\n# WAF ACLs that we will need to attach the IP Set to\nACLS=$(aws wafv2 list-web-acls --scope \"REGIONAL\")\nACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nACL_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nACL=$(aws wafv2 get-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\")\nACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig')\nACL_DEFAULT_ACTION=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.DefaultAction')\n\necho \"Found target Web ACL $ACL_ID\"\n\nACL_RULES=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules')\nACL_RULES_COUNT=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq length)\n\necho \"Found $ACL_RULES_COUNT existing rules in this ACL\"\n\n# Rule priorities must be unique so simply +1 to the number of existing rules\nPRIORITY_COUNT=$((ACL_RULES_COUNT + 1))\n\necho \"New rule will be given Priority $PRIORITY_COUNT\"\n\necho \"==> Generating new ACL Rule...\"\nACL_RULE_NAME=\"Custom$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\"\nJSON_ACL_RULE=$(jq -n \\\n  --arg nm  \"$ACL_RULE_NAME\" \\\n  --arg arn \"$IP_SET_ARN\" \\\n  --arg act \"$ACTION\" \\\n  --arg pri \"$PRIORITY_COUNT\" \\\n  '{\n    \"Name\": $nm,\n    \"Priority\": $pri|tonumber,\n    \"Statement\": {\n      \"IPSetReferenceStatement\": {\n        \"ARN\": $arn,\n        \"IPSetForwardedIPConfig\": {\n          \"HeaderName\": \"X-Forwarded-For\",\n          \"FallbackBehavior\": \"NO_MATCH\",\n          \"Position\": \"ANY\"\n        }\n      }\n    },\n    \"Action\": {($act): {}},\n    \"VisibilityConfig\": {\n      \"SampledRequestsEnabled\": true,\n      \"CloudWatchMetricsEnabled\": true,\n      \"MetricName\": $nm\n    }\n  }')\n\necho \"Created ACL Rule $ACL_RULE_NAME\"\n\nRULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq --argjson json \"$JSON_ACL_RULE\" -r '. += [$json]' | jq -c)\n\necho \"==> Adding new Rule to WAF Ruleset...\"\nACL=$(aws wafv2 update-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\" \\\n  --default-action \"$ACL_DEFAULT_ACTION\" \\\n  --visibility-config \"$ACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG\" \\\n  --lock-token \"$ACL_LOCK_TOKEN\" \\\n  --rules \"$RULES\"\n)\n\necho\necho \"Done\"\n",
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            "fileDiff": "Index: set-ip-rule\n===================================================================\n--- set-ip-rule\tCurrent\n+++ set-ip-rule\tProposed\n@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@\n echo \"Created IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\n \n WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME=\"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$WAF_NAME-waf-$ENVIRONMENT-$WAF_NAME-acl\"\n-echo \"==> Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\"\n+log_info -l \"Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n \n # WAF ACLs that we will need to attach the IP Set to\n ACLS=$(aws wafv2 list-web-acls --scope \"REGIONAL\")\n",
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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\n  echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\n  echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\n  echo \"  -b <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) you want to apply a rule to (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\n  echo \"  -a <action>            - Action to take: Allow, Block, Captcha, Challenge\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nwhile getopts \"i:e:w:b:a:h\" opt; do\n  case $opt in\n    i)\n      INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    e)\n      ENVIRONMENT=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    w)\n      WAF_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    b)\n      SOURCE_IP=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    a)\n      ACTION=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    h)\n      usage\n      ;;\n    *)\n      usage\n      ;;\n  esac\ndone\n\n# Default action is to Block the IP\nACTION=\"${ACTION:-Block}\"\n\n# Enforce titlecase for the 'Action' (converts CAPTCHA to Captcha)\nACTION=\"$(echo \"$ACTION\" | awk '{print toupper(substr($0,0,1))tolower(substr($0,2))}')\"\n\necho \"Target IP: $SOURCE_IP\"\necho \"Action to be taken: $ACTION\"\n\nif [[\n  -z \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$WAF_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$ENVIRONMENT\"\n]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[ -n \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\nthen\n  if ! [[ \"$SOURCE_IP\" =~ /[0-9]{1,2}$ ]]\n  then\n    err \"Please include a subnet mask when specifying your source IP address (e.g. '1.2.3.4/32')\"\n    usage\n  fi\n\n  if [[ -z \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\n  then\n    usage\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Convert . and / chars to - char for use in a label\nSOURCE_IP_LABEL=$(echo \"$SOURCE_IP\" | tr ./ -)\n\nWAF_IP_SET_NAME=\"Dalmatian$ACTION$SOURCE_IP_LABEL\"\n# e.g. DalmatianBlock123-123-123-123-32\n\nlog_info -l \"Creating new IP Set...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nIP_SET_SUMMARY=$(aws wafv2 create-ip-set --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" \\\n  --ip-address-version \"IPV4\" \\\n  --addresses \"$SOURCE_IP\" | jq -r '.Summary')\nIP_SET_ARN=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.ARN')\nIP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\necho \"Created IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\n\nWAF_WEB_ACL_NAME=\"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$WAF_NAME-waf-$ENVIRONMENT-$WAF_NAME-acl\"\necho \"==> Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\"\n\n# WAF ACLs that we will need to attach the IP Set to\nACLS=$(aws wafv2 list-web-acls --scope \"REGIONAL\")\nACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nACL_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nACL=$(aws wafv2 get-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\")\nACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig')\nACL_DEFAULT_ACTION=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.DefaultAction')\n\necho \"Found target Web ACL $ACL_ID\"\n\nACL_RULES=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules')\nACL_RULES_COUNT=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq length)\n\necho \"Found $ACL_RULES_COUNT existing rules in this ACL\"\n\n# Rule priorities must be unique so simply +1 to the number of existing rules\nPRIORITY_COUNT=$((ACL_RULES_COUNT + 1))\n\necho \"New rule will be given Priority $PRIORITY_COUNT\"\n\necho \"==> Generating new ACL Rule...\"\nACL_RULE_NAME=\"Custom$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\"\nJSON_ACL_RULE=$(jq -n \\\n  --arg nm  \"$ACL_RULE_NAME\" \\\n  --arg arn \"$IP_SET_ARN\" \\\n  --arg act \"$ACTION\" \\\n  --arg pri \"$PRIORITY_COUNT\" \\\n  '{\n    \"Name\": $nm,\n    \"Priority\": $pri|tonumber,\n    \"Statement\": {\n      \"IPSetReferenceStatement\": {\n        \"ARN\": $arn,\n        \"IPSetForwardedIPConfig\": {\n          \"HeaderName\": \"X-Forwarded-For\",\n          \"FallbackBehavior\": \"NO_MATCH\",\n          \"Position\": \"ANY\"\n        }\n      }\n    },\n    \"Action\": {($act): {}},\n    \"VisibilityConfig\": {\n      \"SampledRequestsEnabled\": true,\n      \"CloudWatchMetricsEnabled\": true,\n      \"MetricName\": $nm\n    }\n  }')\n\necho \"Created ACL Rule $ACL_RULE_NAME\"\n\nRULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq --argjson json \"$JSON_ACL_RULE\" -r '. += [$json]' | jq -c)\n\necho \"==> Adding new Rule to WAF Ruleset...\"\nACL=$(aws wafv2 update-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\" \\\n  --default-action \"$ACL_DEFAULT_ACTION\" \\\n  --visibility-config \"$ACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG\" \\\n  --lock-token \"$ACL_LOCK_TOKEN\" \\\n  --rules \"$RULES\"\n)\n\necho\necho \"Done\"\n",
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            "originalContent": "#!/bin/bash\n\n# exit on failures\nset -e\nset -o pipefail\n\nusage() {\n  echo \"Usage: $(basename \"$0\") [OPTIONS]\" 1>&2\n  echo \"  -h                     - help\"\n  echo \"  -i <infrastructure>    - infrastructure name\"\n  echo \"  -e <environment>       - environment name (e.g. 'staging' or 'prod')\"\n  echo \"  -w <waf_name>          - WAF name (as defined in the Dalmatian config)\"\n  echo \"  -b <ip_address>        - IP Address (with netmask) you want to apply a rule to (e.g. 1.2.3.4/32)\"\n  echo \"  -a <action>            - Action to take: Allow, Block, Captcha, Challenge\"\n  exit 1\n}\n\n# if there are no arguments passed exit with usage\nif [ $# -lt 1 ]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nwhile getopts \"i:e:w:b:a:h\" opt; do\n  case $opt in\n    i)\n      INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    e)\n      ENVIRONMENT=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    w)\n      WAF_NAME=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    b)\n      SOURCE_IP=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    a)\n      ACTION=$OPTARG\n      ;;\n    h)\n      usage\n      ;;\n    *)\n      usage\n      ;;\n  esac\ndone\n\n# Default action is to Block the IP\nACTION=\"${ACTION:-Block}\"\n\n# Enforce titlecase for the 'Action' (converts CAPTCHA to Captcha)\nACTION=\"$(echo \"$ACTION\" | awk '{print toupper(substr($0,0,1))tolower(substr($0,2))}')\"\n\necho \"Target IP: $SOURCE_IP\"\necho \"Action to be taken: $ACTION\"\n\nif [[\n  -z \"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$WAF_NAME\"\n  || -z \"$ENVIRONMENT\"\n]]\nthen\n  usage\nfi\n\nif [[ -n \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\nthen\n  if ! [[ \"$SOURCE_IP\" =~ /[0-9]{1,2}$ ]]\n  then\n    err \"Please include a subnet mask when specifying your source IP address (e.g. '1.2.3.4/32')\"\n    usage\n  fi\n\n  if [[ -z \"$SOURCE_IP\" ]]\n  then\n    usage\n  fi\nfi\n\n# Convert . and / chars to - char for use in a label\nSOURCE_IP_LABEL=$(echo \"$SOURCE_IP\" | tr ./ -)\n\nWAF_IP_SET_NAME=\"Dalmatian$ACTION$SOURCE_IP_LABEL\"\n# e.g. DalmatianBlock123-123-123-123-32\n\nlog_info -l \"Creating new IP Set...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\nIP_SET_SUMMARY=$(aws wafv2 create-ip-set --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\" \\\n  --ip-address-version \"IPV4\" \\\n  --addresses \"$SOURCE_IP\" | jq -r '.Summary')\nIP_SET_ARN=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.ARN')\nIP_SET_ID=$(echo \"$IP_SET_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\necho \"Created IP Set $IP_SET_ID\"\n\nWAF_WEB_ACL_NAME=\"$INFRASTRUCTURE_NAME-$WAF_NAME-waf-$ENVIRONMENT-$WAF_NAME-acl\"\nlog_info -l \"Getting Web ACL '$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME'...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n\n# WAF ACLs that we will need to attach the IP Set to\nACLS=$(aws wafv2 list-web-acls --scope \"REGIONAL\")\nACL_SUMMARY=$(echo \"$ACLS\" | jq -r --arg acl_name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" '.WebACLs[] | select(.Name == $acl_name)')\nACL_LOCK_TOKEN=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.LockToken')\nACL_ID=$(echo \"$ACL_SUMMARY\" | jq -r '.Id')\nACL=$(aws wafv2 get-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\")\nACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.VisibilityConfig')\nACL_DEFAULT_ACTION=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -cr '.WebACL.DefaultAction')\n\necho \"Found target Web ACL $ACL_ID\"\n\nACL_RULES=$(echo \"$ACL\" | jq -r '.WebACL.Rules')\nACL_RULES_COUNT=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq length)\n\necho \"Found $ACL_RULES_COUNT existing rules in this ACL\"\n\n# Rule priorities must be unique so simply +1 to the number of existing rules\nPRIORITY_COUNT=$((ACL_RULES_COUNT + 1))\n\necho \"New rule will be given Priority $PRIORITY_COUNT\"\n\necho \"==> Generating new ACL Rule...\"\nACL_RULE_NAME=\"Custom$WAF_IP_SET_NAME\"\nJSON_ACL_RULE=$(jq -n \\\n  --arg nm  \"$ACL_RULE_NAME\" \\\n  --arg arn \"$IP_SET_ARN\" \\\n  --arg act \"$ACTION\" \\\n  --arg pri \"$PRIORITY_COUNT\" \\\n  '{\n    \"Name\": $nm,\n    \"Priority\": $pri|tonumber,\n    \"Statement\": {\n      \"IPSetReferenceStatement\": {\n        \"ARN\": $arn,\n        \"IPSetForwardedIPConfig\": {\n          \"HeaderName\": \"X-Forwarded-For\",\n          \"FallbackBehavior\": \"NO_MATCH\",\n          \"Position\": \"ANY\"\n        }\n      }\n    },\n    \"Action\": {($act): {}},\n    \"VisibilityConfig\": {\n      \"SampledRequestsEnabled\": true,\n      \"CloudWatchMetricsEnabled\": true,\n      \"MetricName\": $nm\n    }\n  }')\n\necho \"Created ACL Rule $ACL_RULE_NAME\"\n\nRULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq --argjson json \"$JSON_ACL_RULE\" -r '. += [$json]' | jq -c)\n\necho \"==> Adding new Rule to WAF Ruleset...\"\nACL=$(aws wafv2 update-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n  --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n  --id \"$ACL_ID\" \\\n  --default-action \"$ACL_DEFAULT_ACTION\" \\\n  --visibility-config \"$ACL_VISIBILITY_CONFIG\" \\\n  --lock-token \"$ACL_LOCK_TOKEN\" \\\n  --rules \"$RULES\"\n)\n\necho\necho \"Done\"\n",
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            "fileDiff": "Index: set-ip-rule\n===================================================================\n--- set-ip-rule\tCurrent\n+++ set-ip-rule\tProposed\n@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@\n \n RULES=$(echo \"$ACL_RULES\" | jq --argjson json \"$JSON_ACL_RULE\" -r '. += [$json]' | jq -c)\n \n-echo \"==> Adding new Rule to WAF Ruleset...\"\n+log_info -l \"Adding new Rule to WAF Ruleset...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n ACL=$(aws wafv2 update-web-acl --scope \"REGIONAL\" \\\n   --name \"$WAF_WEB_ACL_NAME\" \\\n   --id \"$ACL_ID\" \\\n",
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