v5.0.0
This version introduces a major shift of gsts
to a credential_process
provider - so much, in fact, that its internal structure has been completely adapted to behave like one by default.
As part of this refactor, there are a number of breaking changes too.
Breaking Changes
-
gsts
is now acredential_process
provider and should not called manually anymore.The
~/.aws/config
should similar to the below:[default] credential_process = gsts --idp-id=12345 --sp-id=67890
-
Credentials are no longer stored under
~/.aws/config
but instead undergsts
own cache directory (~/Library/Caches/gsts
on macOS,%LOCALAPPDATA%\gsts\Cache
on Windows and~/.cache/gsts
on Linux) . -
All command line parameters are now overridable by corresponding environment variables with the
GSTS_
prefix. -
Remove
--google-*
aliases. -
Remove support for node < 18.
-
Daemon support has been removed in favor of the
credential_process
setup. -
Playwright-specific parameters (
--engine-executable-path
,--engine
) have had--playwright
added to them to make it more explicit on what they achieve (--playwright-engine-executable-path
and--playwright-engine
).
New Features
- Add support for cacheless operation mode with
--no-credentials-cache
. - Add support for processing the following AWS CLI variables:
AWS_REGION
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
AWS_PROFILE
- Add support for configuring
gsts
under~/.aws/config
(or any other directory configured via$AWS_CONFIG_FILE
). - Add support for setting the playwright engine channel via
--playwright-engine-channel
. - Store SAML assertion in cache for further automation power.
Improvements
- Migrated to AWS SDK v3.
- Fix headless hang when Google forces interactive login mode.
- Logging has been reworked to make
gsts
a lot less verbose and respect non-TTY sessions more accurately. - Set permissions for credentials file for read-write to the owner only (600).
Notable Updates
- Bump
playwright@1.32.2
.