SAML.to VSCode Extension

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Introduction

This is the VSCode Extension for SAML.to. It allows for AWS role assumption within VSCode.

Assume an AWS Role in VSCode

Assume AWS Roles in VSCode
Automatic Refreshes
Automatically update ~/.aws/config and ~/.aws/credentials with: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SESSION_TOKEN
Works seamlessly with the AWS Toolkit

Please make sure the following is installed:

Then, install the VSCode Extension from the VSCode Marketplace.

Once the VSCode Extension is installed, run the following commands to login and assume roles:

If no logins or roles are available, an administrator for an AWS account should complete the initial setup.

Add the --help flag to any command for available options.

github.token: Provide a GitHub Token instead of using VSCode Authentication. This token requires the user:email scope. (Overridden by the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable.)
assumeAws.assumeRoleAtStartup: Automatically attempt to assume a role at startup. If assumeAws.role or assumeAws.rememberRole is set, the role prompt will be skipped.
assumeAws.autoRefresh: Automatically refresh the credentials before they expire.
assumeAws.region: The AWS Default Region to set after assuming a role. (Overridden by the AWS_DEFAULT_REGION environment variable.)
assumeAws.role: Skip role selection input and assume this role. (Overridden by the AWS_ROLE_ARN environment variable.)
assumeAws.rememberRole: Skip role selection input and assume the last role used. This is ignored when the assumeAws.role setting is set.
assumeAws.profile.name: Save AWS Credentials to a named profile in ~/.aws/config. (Overridden by the AWS_PROFILE environment variable.)

Visit SAML.to Install to get started by connecting a GitHub User or Organization to an AWS Account.