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Unfortunately not. The console is the only method I have been able to find thus far.
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FWIW, we were recently talking with AWS support and they recommended that we use Cognito instead of IAM Identity Center. It does have some benefits, such as the ability to mix/match local pool users, federated users, as well as user aliasing.
If you are using Shibboleth (like us), prepare to pull you hair out...
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Were you able to find anything? I came here to ask the same question.
We are specifically looking for a way to list the users who have been granted access to an IAM IC-enabled application so we can automate the provisioning of those users into said application. Using IAM groups isn't always an option (say if you federate with Azure AD and your E3 license precludes the provisioning of groups...bummer).