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feat(aws.configure-credentials): add role duration inputs - #50
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👋 Background
The AWS credentials action currently does not expose session duration, so callers cannot customize the duration of OIDC or target-role sessions.
⚙️ Description
aws_github_oidc_role_durationandaws_chained_role_durationinputs, both measured in seconds and defaulting to3600to preserve existing behavior.role-duration-secondsoption. The chained input also applies when assuming the target role with IAM user access keys.🚨 To Reviewers
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yamllint .github/actions/aws.configure-credentials/action.yamluvx check-jsonschema --builtin-schema vendor.github-actions .github/actions/aws.configure-credentials/action.yamlgit diff --checkLive AWS authentication was not exercised. Duration values are forwarded without clamping; AWS enforces the session limits.