Add global setting to disable credential checking against AWS #240
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This pull request adds an option to disable the checking against AWS. The plugin is used in the caching plugin to store S3 credentials, even for local buckets. We don't need the credentials to be send to AWS. The changes are made in a way that preserves the current functionality by default.
Testing done
This was tested on our Jenkins instance and is currently active and in production. They work as expected.
The new settings look like this:
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