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Fix: credential_process to merge .aws/config instead of .aws/credentials into generated output#124
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When using
credential_process --generate, make use ofcredential_process.destinationConfiginstead of thefile.destinationvariable to determine a config file to open/merge from. This also syncs up the -o flag (which is bound tocredential_process.destinationConfig) to read and output to the same filepath.Currently, running
weep credential_process --generatewill read in~/.aws/credentials, mux in any new profile names, and overwrite~/.aws/configentirely, instead of reading and merging with an existing~/.aws/configfile.