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aws/projects/edl-projects/edl-prod-7537837/README.md

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ Next, you'll run the utility to update this newly created profile, or to just sh
 |--|--|
 | --profile | The SSO profile used for accessing the account |
 | --region |  The AWS Region where the secret exists (here, it's us-west-2 where all the Bedrock stuff lives too) |
-| --secret-name | The AWS Secrets Manager secret name |
+| --secret-name | The AWS Secrets Manager secret name (optional now, uses a default path) |
 | --username |  The IAM Service account name (even though this is in the secret) |
 | --update-profile | The new service account profile |
 
@@ -144,9 +144,9 @@ If you omit the --update-profile, it will output the environment variables.  Exa
 % get_service_account_creds.py \
   --profile 563127383709-edl-addcp-prod-ew.edl-prod-7537837 \
   --region us-west-2 \
-  --secret-name /local/iam/service_account/s-edl-prod-7537837 \
   --username s-edl-prod-7537837  \
   --update-profile 563127383709-edl-addcp-prod-ew.s-edl-prod-7537837
+###  --secret-name /local/iam/service_account/s-edl-prod-7537837 
 
 Retrieving secret '/local/iam/service_account/s-edl-prod-7537837' from us-west-2 using profile '563127383709-edl-addcp-prod-ew.edl-prod-7537837'...
 Updating AWS CLI profile '563127383709-edl-addcp-prod-ew.s-edl-prod-7537837'...