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AWS CLI on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows (Python path)
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I'm trying to share ~/.aws/ credentials with both environments (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows + Windows). To do so, I've created a symlink like: ln -s /mnt/c/Users/<user_name>/.aws ~/.aws
From Bash on Ubuntu on Windows, when I run which aws I get a Windows Python path. Not ideal. How is it picking this up?
I created 2 separate Python virtual environments, 1 for Linux and 1 for Windows.
Now when I run aws s3 ls etc from either environment, I get the same results yay!
However, if I don't activate a Linux virtual environment from "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" and try run aws s3 ls it breaks because it's trying to use Windows' Python aws. I can see this by running echo $PATH
Can I drop the Windows Python path from my Linux subsystem safely?
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I'm trying to share ~/.aws/ credentials with both environments (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows + Windows). To do so, I've created a symlink like: ln -s /mnt/c/Users/<user_name>/.aws ~/.aws
From Bash on Ubuntu on Windows, when I run which aws I get a Windows Python path. Not ideal. How is it picking this up?
I created 2 separate Python virtual environments, 1 for Linux and 1 for Windows.
Now when I run aws s3 ls etc from either environment, I get the same results yay!
However, if I don't activate a Linux virtual environment from "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" and try run aws s3 ls it breaks because it's trying to use Windows' Python aws. I can see this by running echo $PATH
Can I drop the Windows Python path from my Linux subsystem safely?
windows bash amazon-web-services windows-subsystem-for-linux
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This may help stackoverflow.com/a/51345880/8928481
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I'm trying to share ~/.aws/ credentials with both environments (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows + Windows). To do so, I've created a symlink like: ln -s /mnt/c/Users/<user_name>/.aws ~/.aws
From Bash on Ubuntu on Windows, when I run which aws I get a Windows Python path. Not ideal. How is it picking this up?
I created 2 separate Python virtual environments, 1 for Linux and 1 for Windows.
Now when I run aws s3 ls etc from either environment, I get the same results yay!
However, if I don't activate a Linux virtual environment from "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" and try run aws s3 ls it breaks because it's trying to use Windows' Python aws. I can see this by running echo $PATH
Can I drop the Windows Python path from my Linux subsystem safely?
windows bash amazon-web-services windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked yesterday
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I'm trying to share ~/.aws/ credentials with both environments (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows + Windows). To do so, I've created a symlink like: ln -s /mnt/c/Users/<user_name>/.aws ~/.aws
From Bash on Ubuntu on Windows, when I run which aws I get a Windows Python path. Not ideal. How is it picking this up?
I created 2 separate Python virtual environments, 1 for Linux and 1 for Windows.
Now when I run aws s3 ls etc from either environment, I get the same results yay!
However, if I don't activate a Linux virtual environment from "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" and try run aws s3 ls it breaks because it's trying to use Windows' Python aws. I can see this by running echo $PATH
Can I drop the Windows Python path from my Linux subsystem safely?
windows bash amazon-web-services windows-subsystem-for-linux
windows bash amazon-web-services windows-subsystem-for-linux
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This may help stackoverflow.com/a/51345880/8928481
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This may help stackoverflow.com/a/51345880/8928481
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yesterday
This may help stackoverflow.com/a/51345880/8928481
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