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polite-keyboard-13683
11/15/2021, 6:46 PMHello! Pulumi customer here---I’m trying to do a pulumi preview, and things are just hanging on
pulumi:pulumi:Stackr
red-match-15116
11/15/2021, 6:47 PMAre you using Aws? You might have expired Aws credentials
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polite-keyboard-13683
11/15/2021, 6:48 PMThat’s what one of my coworkers thought. I was able to use the same AWS credentials with the AWS cli and it worked fine. Is there any way I can test or see in the debug logs?
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red-match-15116
11/15/2021, 7:14 PMpulumi preview -v=9 --logtostderr 2>out.txtp
polite-keyboard-13683
11/15/2021, 7:28 PMI figured it out. So, you were right---we are using SSO and there was a conflicting credentials in the ~/.aws/credentials file that was being used by Pulumi, but not by the aws cli. Odd. Thank you.