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* Option 4: Build from source:
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- 1 . Install [ GoLang] ( https://golang.org ) v1.17 + and GNU Make
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+ 1 . Install [ GoLang] ( https://golang.org ) v1.22 + and GNU Make
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1 . Clone this repo
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1 . Run ` make ` (or ` gmake ` for GNU Make)
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* Option 5: ` go install ` :
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1 . ` go install github.com/synfinatic/aws-sso-cli/cmd/aws-sso@latest `
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Note: macOS binaries must be build on macOS to enable Keychain support.
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[ configuration guide] ( config.md ) .
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## Enabling auto-completion in your shell
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### More information
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## Use ` aws-sso ` on the CLI for AWS API calls
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#### Configuration
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