You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Have seen two people (one on the team, one external) report a SignatureDoesNotMatch error from aws-sdk-js when deploying to AWS. (One person reported this was an issue for deploying new graphics, but not for rewriting existing graphics.)
Common to both:
Fresh dgnext installs
On Macs
Using zsh rather than bash
A / character in their AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY (some comments in this thread suggest that this can be an issue)
For both, refreshing their keys to ones that didn't have a / ended up fixing the issue.
I can't say definitively that having a / in the key is a problem for all users: Another member of the team has the same setup and has not had an issue deploying. But if this comes up again, refreshing keys is certainly a thing to try.
I just pushed a commit to our rig that moves to the latest version of the SDK, and encountered this error when I was using the ListObjects command. It went away when I moved to ListObjectsV2, which is compatible with the arguments we're currently using. Given that this is happening for your users when calling PutObject during deployment, I don't know that it'll fix things for sure, but it might be worth a shot to try a branch with our changes and see if they fix anything in the future (and probably a good idea to upgrade the SDK anyway, honestly).
Have seen two people (one on the team, one external) report a
SignatureDoesNotMatch
error fromaws-sdk-js
when deploying to AWS. (One person reported this was an issue for deploying new graphics, but not for rewriting existing graphics.)Common to both:
/
character in theirAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
(some comments in this thread suggest that this can be an issue)For both, refreshing their keys to ones that didn't have a
/
ended up fixing the issue.I can't say definitively that having a
/
in the key is a problem for all users: Another member of the team has the same setup and has not had an issue deploying. But if this comes up again, refreshing keys is certainly a thing to try./cc @thomaswilburn in case it's of interest.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: