AWS: UnsupportedOperationException about cloudquery

[yevgenypats]

@hitesh50 can you please share your config.yml and the command you are running? I'll try to reproduce it

[hitesh50]

I am running "./cloudquery fetch" command

Here is the config.yml file....
providers:
' - name: aws
accounts: # Optional. if you want to assume role to multiple account and fetch data from them
- role_arn: arn:aws:iam::111111111000:role/AWS_Role
max_retries: 5
resources: # You can comment resources your are not interested in for faster fetching.
- name: autoscaling.launch_configurations
- name: cloudtrail.trails
- name: directconnect.gateways
- name: ec2.customer_gateways
- name: ec2.flow_logs
- name: ec2.images
- name: ec2.instances
- name: ec2.internet_gateways
- name: ec2.nat_gateways
- name: ec2.network_acls
- name: ec2.route_tables
- name: ec2.security_groups
- name: ec2.subnets
- name: ec2.vpc_peering_connections
- name: ec2.vpcs
- name: ecs.clusters
- name: ecr.images
- name: efs.filesystems
- name: elasticbeanstalk.environments
- name: elbv2.load_balancers
- name: emr.clusters
- name: fsx.backups
- name: iam.groups
- name: iam.password_policies
- name: iam.policies
- name: iam.roles
- name: iam.users
- name: kms.keys
- name: rds.certificates
- name: rds.clusters
- name: rds.db_subnet_groups
- name: redshift.clusters
- name: redshift.cluster_subnet_groups
- name: s3.buckets

[yevgenypats]

@hitesh50 Good catch. This is related to some nuances in AWS SDK, we now check if it is an EXTERNAL key before calling the unsupported API. This should be fixed in v0.8.7 (it is currently building)

[hitesh50]

@yevgenypats - Thanks for your help resolving this