Support cross-account IAM role assumption for Identity Store APIs#308
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Summary
Adds optional support for assuming an IAM role before making IAM Identity Center Identity Store API calls.
Today
ssosyncloads AWS credentials from the standard AWS SDK v2 default credential chain and uses them directly for Identity Store operations. This change preserves that behavior by default, and adds an opt-inassume-role-arnconfiguration path sossosynccan run outside the delegated admin or management account while still using the correct target-account permissions.Closes #295.
Changes
--assume-role-arnSSOSYNC_ASSUME_ROLE_ARNAssumeRolewith session namessosyncValidation
go test ./cmd -run 'TestAddFlagsIncludesAssumeRoleArn|TestViperParsesAssumeRoleArn' -count=1go test ./internal/aws -run 'TestLoadIdentityStoreConfigWithAssumeRole|TestLoadIdentityStoreConfigWithoutAssumeRole' -count=1go test ./... -count=1Notes
The behavior change is fully opt-in. When
assume-role-arnis not set,ssosyncbehaves as it does today.