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Update doc with the new overloaded method
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@@ -143,6 +143,21 @@ var input = AwsAuthProvider.defaultProvider()
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.toLoginInput("<machine-identity-id>");
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.toLoginInput("<machine-identity-id>");
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```
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Since this is the most common use case for AWS authentication, we also provide an overloaded method for `AwsAuthLogin`:
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```java
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public void AwsAuthLogin(
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String identityId
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)
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throws InfisicalException
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```
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With this method, you can pass in the `identityId`, and it will retrieve AWS credentials automatically for you from your current environment:
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```java
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sdk.Auth().AwsAuthLogin("<machine-identity-id>");
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```
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If you prefer to retrieve AWS credentials manually from your local AWS environment, you can generate the login input by providing the AWS credentials yourself, as shown below:
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If you prefer to retrieve AWS credentials manually from your local AWS environment, you can generate the login input by providing the AWS credentials yourself, as shown below:
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```java
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```java
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