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chore(release): write to new release s3 bucket MONGOSH-2124 #2421
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This commit adjusts the mongosh release process to dual write to our new release S3 bucket. Instead of using long-lived static credentials, we have moved over to an IAM role and are assuming it via Evergreen's ec2.assume_role and in GitHub Actions via configure-aws-credentials.
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Looks good. I guess we should remember to check after the next release that the assets are also in the correct new location?
This commit adjusts the mongosh release process to dual write to our new
release S3 bucket. Instead of using long-lived static credentials, we have
moved over to an IAM role and are assuming it via Evergreen's ec2.assume_role
and in GitHub Actions via configure-aws-credentials.