fix(sct_config): define SCT_AWS_ACCOUNT_ID in SCTConfiguration #9553
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Environmental variable SCT_AWS_ACCOUNT_ID is used in aws_okta.py:
account_id = os.environ.get('SCT_AWS_ACCOUNT_ID', '797456418907')
The fact it's not defined in sct_config.py fails SCT test execution for non-default AWS account, ID of which is passed as env variable:
ValueError: Unsupported environment variables were used: - SCT_AWS_ACCOUNT_ID=400694452550
The described above case is relevant for SCT tests with the cluster created in Scylla Cloud.
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