README.md should briefly show how to install on Windows. I think actual usage on Windows is roughly covered by USAGE.md (i.e. it's the same as on unixish systems). I'd PR these install instructions instead of opening an issue, but I have no idea how to install aws-vault on Windows ;)
(Side-note: #123 will lead to Windows releases with .exe file extension, making installation a little more obvious, I think. But people may still be expecting it's an installer, not the program itself.)
Might be worth adding aws-vault to scoop for a brew-like experience on Windows. Makes for simple install instructions, and scoop can worry about installing, where to put the binary etc.
Never heard of scoop, https://chocolatey.org/ has some reasonable traction.
Is there any traction on this? Some of us don't have a choice but to use Windows at work and aws-vault would be incredibly useful, my team has to manage 6 different AWS accounts (each of us have a user in each AWS account). I would prefer to use Linux, but can't currently justify it with as many Windows servers we have to support.
No traction, PRs welcome
We have been downloading the .exe, and have been running it in server mode for local AWS access and it has been working well. I could add that admittedly straightforward instructions as a PR if you want to look.
Here's a first take with Chocolatey. Still pending approval, but you can test by specifying the version number.
https://chocolatey.org/packages/aws-vault/
https://github.com/gusztavvargadr/aws-vault-chocolatey/pull/7
Any feedback please let me know ;)
Super exciting! I'll check it out, thanks for your efforts @gusztavvargadr!
For anyone else getting to this Issue via a search.
Specify the version on the install line to get package still in moderation...
carob install aws-vault --version=4.5.1
(carob is an admin wrapper for choco)
I'm actually writing up installation instructions for my team, so I'll submit a copy back here when I'm done. I'm using WSL Ubuntu on Windows 10, and I'm trying to get this all working with one authoritative aws-vault instance.
@virgilwashere great tip, yes, it takes a couple of days until they approve new packages (it just got the green light btw, see https://chocolatey.org/packages/aws-vault/4.5.1).
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Here's a first take with Chocolatey. Still pending approval, but you can test by specifying the version number.
https://chocolatey.org/packages/aws-vault/
https://github.com/gusztavvargadr/aws-vault-chocolatey/pull/7
Any feedback please let me know ;)