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returnfmt.Errorf("Failed to authenticate with okta: %#v", err)
...this is expected, but we're we're in a maze of authentication failures (session tokens etc). It'd be nice to indicate that this one is easy to fix: "If your password has changed, run aws-okta add again.", or perhaps "Invalid credentials, use aws-okta add to change them." - to cover more scenarios.
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Yep, that'd be cool. I don't know if we can detect the difference between your password having changed and other non-network errors, like your user being deleted. But we could probably offer suggestions.
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If you change your password in okta, authentication fails here:
aws-okta/lib/okta.go
Line 166 in e49af04
...this is expected, but we're we're in a maze of authentication failures (session tokens etc). It'd be nice to indicate that this one is easy to fix: "If your password has changed, run
aws-okta add
again.", or perhaps "Invalid credentials, useaws-okta add
to change them." - to cover more scenarios.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: