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"content": "@bin/aws/v1/mfa is called directly by different scripts and not wrapped. ensure that the functions still work if not called via the normal wrapper\n--- Content from referenced files ---\nContent from @bin/aws/v1/mfa:\n#!/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; do\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 ]; then\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 # log_info -l \"Storing MFA credentials in $DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\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--- End of content ---"
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"output": "#!/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 [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n log_info -l \"Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\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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]
}
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