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Error message not good enough in case only region is not defined

See original GitHub issue

Repro:

Clean up ~/.aws/config, ~/.aws/credentials and any environment variables.
Run aws configure, supply access key and secret, but leave “region” to None.

Then, try to run cdk delpoy. The error message is:

Stack hello-cdk does not define an environment, and AWS credentails could not be obtained from standard locations.

Also, there’s a typo “credentails” 😉

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:14 (12 by maintainers)

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4reactions

rclarkcommented, Jun 22, 2018

Can you try to set AWS_REGION=us-east-1 and see if this helps?

Yes, this worked. Thanks!

0reactions

eladbcommented, Jul 9, 2018

#175 resolves this

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