I get this when I run

pants check ::

on remote (though not locally).

11:56:23.62 [ERROR] 1 Exception encountered:
Engine traceback:
  in `check` goal
TypeError: Session.set_credentials() missing 1 required positional argument: 'secret_key'

Is this a pyright or pants issue?

Kinda hard to say without more context, but should it be an error?

Ok, so I had forgotten to do

SCIE_BOOT=update pants

on the server, so that's my bad. Version pants=2.25.0 works as expected, while pants=2.26.0 fails with the above error. It's not important for me to be at 2.26, so I think I'll settle for 2.25. Is there any info that would be of interested to you concering this?

Maybe run

with

--print-stacktrace` so we get the full stack trace (if it is from Pants)? https://www.pantsbuild.org/stable/reference/global-options#print_stacktrace

https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/blob/2.26.x/docs/notes/2.26.x.md Looks like pyright updated in that time

Also, is the Pants S3 URL handler in use? Because there is a call to `boto`'s

Session.set_credentials

in

src/python/pants/backend/url_handlers/s3/register.py

Stacktrace reveals that tdyas was right. It's on L:86 when doing

aws_secret_key = env_vars.get("AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY")

. It seems like the aws credentials have been recently redone to get credentials from env variables rather than ~/.aws.