#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum CredentialsError {
    CredentialsNotLoaded(CredentialsNotLoaded),
    ProviderTimedOut(ProviderTimedOut),
    InvalidConfiguration(InvalidConfiguration),
    ProviderError(ProviderError),
    Unhandled(Unhandled),
}
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Error returned when credentials failed to load.

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CredentialsNotLoaded(CredentialsNotLoaded)

No credentials were available for this provider

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ProviderTimedOut(ProviderTimedOut)

Loading credentials from this provider exceeded the maximum allowed duration

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InvalidConfiguration(InvalidConfiguration)

The provider was given an invalid configuration

For example:

  • syntax error in ~/.aws/config
  • assume role profile that forms an infinite loop
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ProviderError(ProviderError)

The provider experienced an error during credential resolution

This may include errors like a 503 from STS or a file system error when attempting to read a configuration file.

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Unhandled(Unhandled)

An unexpected error occurred during credential resolution

If the error is something that can occur during expected usage of a provider, ProviderError should be returned instead. Unhandled is reserved for exceptional cases, for example:

  • Returned data not UTF-8
  • A provider returns data that is missing required fields

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The credentials provider did not provide credentials

This error indicates the credentials provider was not enable or no configuration was set. This contrasts with invalid_configuration, indicating that the provider was configured in some way, but certain settings were invalid.

An unexpected error occurred loading credentials from this provider

Unhandled errors should not occur during normal operation and should be reserved for exceptional cases, such as a JSON API returning an output that was not parseable as JSON.

The credentials provider returned an error

Provider errors may occur during normal use of a credentials provider, e.g. a 503 when retrieving credentials from IMDS.

The provided configuration for a provider was invalid

The credentials provider did not provide credentials within an allotted duration

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