bukershok

that line just pipes a tar archive into tar to extract the binary, not an executable script to a shell. That said, brew install jitpass/tap/jitpass is the recommended way to install.

My bad I misread your quote blocks we're actually saying the exact same thing. Thanks for defending the use case and highlighting the ~/.aws point.

hnlmorg, i must disagree with you on this one, that most people do not have passwords in plain text.

If you a developer or just using API in your day to day you will have secretes in plaintext on your projects.

Soon it will also be for Linux

Yes, but it's completely free for internal Personal and Company use.

Thanks!

I can't agree more.