Add constructor overload to STSProfileCredentialsProvider where the client factory returns a shared pointer.#2830
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Add constructor overload to STSProfileCredentialsProvider where the client factory returns a shared pointer.#2830teo-tsirpanis wants to merge 4 commits intoaws:mainfrom
STSProfileCredentialsProvider where the client factory returns a shared pointer.#2830teo-tsirpanis wants to merge 4 commits intoaws:mainfrom
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… client factory returns a shared pointer.
teo-tsirpanis
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Jan 26, 2024
| STSProfileCredentialsProvider credsProvider("default", roleSessionDuration, [](const AWSCredentials&) { | ||
| ADD_FAILURE() << "STS Service client should not be used in this scenario."; | ||
| return nullptr; | ||
| return (STSClient*)nullptr; |
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The new constructor overload caused return nullptr; to be ambiguous. This is a source-breaking change but I don't think returning nullptr is likely in non-test code.
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Can you update your PR to remove the .gitignore file change? |
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It was a good change but sure. Done. |
teo-tsirpanis
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Oct 10, 2024
| : m_profileName(profileName), | ||
| m_duration(duration), | ||
| m_reloadFrequency(std::chrono::minutes(std::max(int64_t(5), static_cast<int64_t>(duration.count()))) - std::chrono::minutes(5)), | ||
| m_stsClientFactory([=](const auto& credentials) {return std::shared_ptr<Aws::STS::STSClient>(stsClientFactory(credentials), NoOpDeleter<Aws::STS::STSClient>()); }) |
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continuing discussion from #2839 (comment)
should use MakeShared for allocator awareness?
@sbera87 because we cannot safely delete an arbitrary pointer we have to create the shared pointer with a special deleter that does nothing.
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Description of changes:
The
STSProfileCredentialProviderclass has a constructor overload that accepts anSTSClientfactory function. The problem with this function is that it returns anSTSClient*, making lifetime management tricky in certain cases.This PR introduces an additional overload that accepts an factory that returns a
shared_ptr<STSClient>. This will enable the client to be freed automatically when the credentials provider no longer needs it.The existing constructor overload wraps the
STSClient*into a shared pointer with a deleter that does nothing, maintaining compatibility. I also added an overload to disambiguate between creating a credential provider with anullptrfactory.Check all that applies:
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