Init hooks: Remove default AWS credentials #11705
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Important
This is a breaking change designated for LocalStack v4.0.0
Background
The old implementation of multi-accounts in LocalStack used environment variables that determined the account/region of the sandbox. This impacted various other features, most notably the init hooks where we used to inherit the same environment variables when running the startup script. The startup scripts could be written without the need for explicit AWS credentials.
Since then, LocalStack moved to a multi-accounts implementation based on the request context. It no longer requires a global env var setting of account/region. But to maintain backward compatibility with existing init hook startup scripts, we started setting default account/region values in its environment.
Changes
With LocalStack v4, the default AWS credentials will no longer be set in the init hook execution environment.
Startup scripts will now be required to set explicit credentials.
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