Fish shell function to set your AWS credentials with MFA for use with Terraform
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Depends on having jq and the aws cli installed, and leverages the credentials ini file's ability to store arbitrary variable data. Just setup a profile there with your username and account number, and then run aws_config. It will prompt for an MFA credential value and then set your token.
Uses the default setting of 12 hours for the token lifetime, after which you can just run the command again.
If you're using terraform, this will setup the environment in a way that will allow you to run API commands that require you to be authenticated with MFA.
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