#AWS TOOLKIT FOR VISUAL STUDIO REMOVE HOW TO#
Well, what how to clear the AWSToolkit cache? UnrecognizedClientException – The security token included in the request is invalidĪt .HandleException(IExecutionContext executionContext, HttpErrorResponseException exception)Īt `1.Handle(IExecutionContext executionContext, Exception exception)Īt .ProcessException(IExecutionContext executionContext, Exception exception)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext)Īt .InvokeAsync(IExecutionContext executionContext) The CLI works fine, but Visual Studio is using old credentials, and breaks with an error like When Deleting the MySQL Server, your current Databases will be removed. Now, I decide to change the AWS credentials, and using the CLI again, I change the credentials on my machine. In the invoke window that opens, enter the input that your Lambda function needs. Select it and click on Install button: Figure 2 Install AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code. The very first item on the list will be the AWS Toolkit extension. On the search box, search for AWS Toolkit and hit Enter. In the AWS Explorer, choose the name of the Lambda function you want to invoke, and then open its context menu. Figure 1 Extensions for Visual Studio Code.
I set up my AWS credentials using AWS configure, this stores the credentials in a file /user/.aws/credentials – I run Visual Studio, and AWS Toolkit keeps a copy of the credentials. You can invoke a Lambda function on AWS from the Toolkit for VS Code. This issue affects Windows users, specifically Visual Studio with the AWS Toolkit installed, and it happens when the AWS Toolkit keeps a copy of old AWS credentials that may no longer be valid.
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