[10.x] Do not add token to AWS credentials without validating it first #48297
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In the
CacheManager
andFilesystemManager
the config that is used to instantiate a new AWS client checks forkey
andsecret
values within provided array, before adding those to thecredentials
element of the config. Unfortunately it also adds atoken
value, without a similar validation - which can lead to including a blanktoken
value unnecessarily.Worse still, including a blank
token
value within that config'scredentials
array can cause requests using these clients to fail - producing errors such as this when using aDynamoDbClient
(which extends theAwsClient
) created by aCacheManager
that has included such a blanktoken
value:Not including a (blank)
token
value in the config fixes this problem.