fix: disable AWS credential cache for RDS IAM auth - #436
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Problem
My environment periodically updates the AWS credentials in the .aws directory with new temporary credentials. However, fromIni() may continue using cached credentials, causing DBHub to use outdated credentials and eventually fail RDS IAM authentication.
Currently, I have to restart the DBHub container to make it pick up the latest credentials.
Solution
Set ignoreCache: true for fromIni() so that the latest credentials are loaded from the AWS credentials file when generating the RDS IAM authentication token.