v1.6.5

Fixing various minor issues:

• Fix: Importing access keys to session tool with existing expired access keys active in the shell fail
• If failing to list access keys do not proceed to check age
• Removed the use of motd as it was never used. Speedup of get_session with about 1 second.

1.6.4

Minor improvements in this release:

• Make session tool work on git bash for windows, but not possible to save/restore sessions
• Do not print warning if terraform is not installed
• Make session tool work on MacOS with GNU utils installed
• Set session name to AWS username in assume role calls, to improve traceability.

1.6.3

Bug fix:

• Fix for bug on Mac OS 13 (Ventura) in variable parsing on command line in zsh

1.6.2

Various bug fixes:

• The sleep command on mac seems to have changed. Do not support the 's' suffix any more.
• Fixed a bug on Mac OS where realpath is not present. Replaced it by using readlink -f
• Fixed a bug where the git check would run also in directories not controlled by git
• Fixed bug on Mac OS where the wrong date command could be used

1.6.1

• Fixed a bug where the presented expiry date for a key was wrong

1.6.0

• Support for the -d and -o options to get_console_url. This can open the URL in a chrome compatible browser. Should work both for linux and mac. See get_console_url -h for more details.

1.5.9

• Fix for non-interactive use where some supporting functions returned a non-zero exit code
• Fix for some aws commands where JSON was expected, but depended on the user not having set text as default

1.5.8

Added support for:

• zsh (new default shell for MacOS)
• AWS cli v2. Session tool now supports both versions of AWS cli.
• Better support for non-interactive usage

1.5.7

• Fix for using correct profile on some bucket operations (Thanks to Christian)
• Support for python3 (only python3 default on Ubuntu 18.04)
• On OpenSSL 1.1.1 and LibreSSL 2.91 or newer versions, use the pbkdf2 key derivation (security finding by Hans-Petter, and warning from OpenSSL)

1.5.6

Updated doc and usage