v1.3.0

What's Changed

• Always allow key creation where less than 2 exist by @leigh-hogarth in #22

New Contributors

• @leigh-hogarth made their first contribution in #22

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0

v1.2.0

What's Changed

• Update README.md with latest version by @Alw3ys in #6
• add python lint check by @kneemaa in #14
• add line lint by @kneemaa in #15
• Add support for envrionment secrets by @dmetzler in #11
• branch test initial commit by @kneemaa in #18
• change trigger to pull_request by @kneemaa in #19
• convert to more Pythonic access of dicts by @tedder in #17
• fix cron examples by @tedder in #20

New Contributors

• @Alw3ys made their first contribution in #6
• @kneemaa made their first contribution in #14
• @dmetzler made their first contribution in #11
• @tedder made their first contribution in #17

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

IAM Username Optional

IAM Username is now optional,

• Action will use the username of the aws credentials being set. Otherwise you can set the username of the user you want to rotate. (@marcohutzsch1234 )

GITHUB_TOKEN is replaced by PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN

GITHUB_TOKEN only has access to the repository the action is being run in. Using a PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN will give the action the ability to update repositories other than the one it is being run in. (@marcohutzsch1234 )

v1.0.3

Feature

• Multi-Repo Support (@taizo)

Bugfixes

• Old key deletes after successful update (@kapcod)

Session Token Supported

Thanks to @LaurenceGA you can now pass in the session token if you need to.

Fixes Default Environment Var

Github Secret Key Name value was not being overridden when defined in the workflow.

v1.0.0

Update README.md

fixing type in example