fix: NuGet job can't write to SSM when using secret role #1803
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When the NuGet publishing script assumes a role to retrieve the API key secret, it pollutes the global environment variables with the role credentials. When we then later try to write to SSM, it uses the wrong role (the secret role instead of the CodeBuild role). Retrieve the secret credentials in a subshell so they don't interfere with the CodeBuild credentials.
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When the NuGet publishing script assumes a role to retrieve the API key secret, it pollutes the global environment variables with the role credentials.
When we then later try to write to SSM, it uses the wrong role (the secret role instead of the CodeBuild role).
Retrieve the secret credentials in a subshell so they don't interfere with the CodeBuild credentials.
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