AWS: Don't fetch credential from endpoint if properties contain a valid credential#12504
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…id credential When the `VendedCredentialProvider` is created, the `properties` typically already contain a valid credential from the first time a table is loaded. This PR uses the credential from the properties and otherwise falls back to loading a valid credential from the refresh endpoint in case the credential in `properties` is incomplete or expired.
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…id credential (apache#12504) When the `VendedCredentialProvider` is created, the `properties` typically already contain a valid credential from the first time a table is loaded. This PR uses the credential from the properties and otherwise falls back to loading a valid credential from the refresh endpoint in case the credential in `properties` is incomplete or expired.
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…id credential (#12504) (#12515) When the `VendedCredentialProvider` is created, the `properties` typically already contain a valid credential from the first time a table is loaded. This PR uses the credential from the properties and otherwise falls back to loading a valid credential from the refresh endpoint in case the credential in `properties` is incomplete or expired.
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…id credential (apache#12504) When the `VendedCredentialProvider` is created, the `properties` typically already contain a valid credential from the first time a table is loaded. This PR uses the credential from the properties and otherwise falls back to loading a valid credential from the refresh endpoint in case the credential in `properties` is incomplete or expired.
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…id credential (#12504) (#12811) When the `VendedCredentialProvider` is created, the `properties` typically already contain a valid credential from the first time a table is loaded. This PR uses the credential from the properties and otherwise falls back to loading a valid credential from the refresh endpoint in case the credential in `properties` is incomplete or expired.
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VendedCredentialProvideris created, thepropertiestypically already contain a valid credential from the first time a table is loaded. This PR uses the credential from the properties and otherwise falls back to loading a valid credential from the refresh endpoint in case the credential inpropertiesis incomplete or expired.