paws.common 0.5.0

• Fix build_query_string by exiting safely when parameter is empty.
• Fix ” ” encoding (#519).
• Migrate url encoder to cpp, and dependency Rcpp.
• Support direct write to disk without sending data to R.

paws.common 0.4.0

• Fix xml_build to allow empty characters from operations.
• Fix operations response for XML objects with elements at root.
• Improve performance of escape with new helper function paws_url_encoder (1000x improvement).
• Improve performance of decoding URL’s with new helper function paws_url_decoder (780x improvement).
• Support anonymous credentials.

paws.common 0.3.17

• Fix operations that take empty arguments, e.g. s3$get_bucket_website.

paws.common 0.3.16

• Fix single sign on (SSO) authentication on Windows.

paws.common 0.3.15

• Provide the ability to use credentials obtained from AWS SSO login, i.e.  aws sso login --profile my-profile.
• Fix timestamps in the S3 API, e.g. LastModified from get_object.

paws.common 0.3.14

• Skip tests for issue network request function to avoid CRAN check errors.

paws.common 0.3.13

• Support AWS_DEFAULT_REGION in addition to AWS_REGION.
• Support calling SDK operations within do.call, including any user-supplied configuration to the service, e.g. a custom endpoint.

paws.common 0.3.12

• Support S3 access points in all S3 operations that accept a bucket argument. Fixes #403.
• Fix certain API requests for S3 that were malformed due to mistakenly including empty list elements, e.g. s3_put_bucket_lifecycle_configuration. Fixes #438.
• Add an option to immediately close all HTTP connections, instead of the default behavior which will reuse connections for requests within 5 seconds. Using this feature allows you to switch credentials within 5 seconds without getting your request rejected with a SignatureDoesNotMatch error. Example usage: s3 <- paws::s3(config = list(close_connection = TRUE)). Fixes #431.

paws.common 0.3.11

• Fix parsing of shared configuration and credential files.

paws.common 0.3.10

• Use path style URLs for S3 when using custom endpoints, (e.g.  localhost:9000/mybucket). This is useful when using software like MinIO. When not using custom endpoints, Paws will in general use “virtual hosted” URLs (e.g. mybucket.s3.amazonaws.com) except in special cases.

• Use path style URLs for S3 when using the new s3_force_path_style option when calling paws::s3(), e.g.:

  s3 <- paws::s3(config = list(
      s3_force_path_style = TRUE
  ))

• Add support and a default value for timeout, how long to wait in seconds for an acknowledgement of an HTTP request before failing. Default = 60. This is user configurable by adding arguments to the service call, e.g.

  svc <- paws::svc(config = list(timeout = 10))

• Don’t skip lower case field names for REST location elements. For example, lexmodelbuildingservice$create_bot_version(name, checksum) previously failed due incorrectly skipping the name field.

paws.common 0.3.9

• Support multifactor authentication, using the mfa_serial shared configuration file item.
• Support AWS_CONFIG_FILE, AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE, AWS_CREDENTIAL_EXPIRATION, and AWS_EC2_METADATA_DISABLED environment variables. See https://github.com/paws-r/paws/blob/main/docs/credentials.md for explanations of all settings.
• Cache credentials in each service object.

paws.common 0.3.8

• Use no timeout by default when making HTTP requests. The previous release set the default timeout to 10 seconds, which prevented users from downloading large files.

paws.common 0.3.7

• s3$put_object will now read in files when given file paths for the Body parameter. Previously it would accept only blobs, e.g. from readBin.

paws.common 0.3.6

• Add the error response and HTTP status code to the condition object, in addition to having it be in the condition object’s attributes. This is in response to a request in issue #329.
• Make errors be of class paws_error in addition to their other classes, e.g.  http_400, error, condition.
• Correctly unmarshal EC2 API error responses.

paws.common 0.3.5

• Support getting AWS credentials from IAM roles using shared configuration file items role_arn, credential_source, and source_profile.
• Support getting AWS credentials from running a process using shared configuration file item credential_process.
• Fix decoding of errors from the EC2 API.
• Fix support for newlines in arguments in S3 and other REST XML protocol APIs.

paws.common 0.3.4

• Support S3 object keys with spaces.
• Support writing empty S3 objects.
• Support integers larger than 2^31 - 1 in API responses, e.g. S3 object size, by using 64-bit numeric objects rather than 32-bit integer objects.

paws.common 0.3.3

• Decode base64-encoded blobs to raw vectors. Previously, Paws decoded them to UTF-8 inappropriately, which would fail for any data other than text.
• In some cases, httr/curl do not decompress the response body. In these cases, check whether it looks compressed and try decompressing it.

paws.common 0.3.2

• Support the S3 operation SelectObjectContent in s3$select_object_content. This operation allows you to query a data file in S3 using SQL.
• Correctly decode Unicode strings in API responses received from AWS, such as "Me voy a casa mañana.".

paws.common 0.3.1

• Read in session tokens from shared credential files.
• Fix handling of dates when used as arguments to CloudWatch and other APIs. Previously the operation would submit the date in an inappropriate format.
• Fix handling of profiles when specified for a specific service, e.g. paws::svc(config = list(credentials = list(profile = "my-profile"))). Previously the profile was not used to get credentials.
• Fix handling of operations that return nothing – return an empty object rather than failing.

paws.common 0.3.0

• Add HTTP status codes to the error response when an operation fails, along with any other information returned by AWS about the error.
• Add support for S3 operation GetBucketLocation, which needs special handling.
• Fix how paws.common provides request handlers to specific services (e.g. S3) so that fixes to handlers don’t require re-installing any package other than paws.common.

paws.common 0.2.6

• Fix handling of nested inputs and outputs for services like DynamoDB.
• Fix handling of output elements that are delivered in HTTP headers for REST-based services like S3.

paws.common 0.2.5

• Add support for RDS IAM authentication.

paws.common 0.2.4

• Add support for custom configuration per service, e.g. svc <- paws::svc(config = list(region = "us-west-1")).

paws.common 0.2.3

• Fix support for non-default profiles in shared config files.

paws.common 0.2.2

• Escape URIs, e.g. when uploading files to S3 with non-alphanumeric keys.
• Fix XML request handling (e.g. used by S3) to correctly support requests with skipped optional arguments.

paws.common 0.2.1

• Support session tokens stored in the AWS_SESSION_TOKEN environment variable.

paws.common 0.2.0

• Use the global signing region (us-east-1) for services with global endpoints, e.g. IAM. This requires an updated list of endpoints in the arguments to new_service, namely each endpoint should look like list(endpoint = "foo", global = FALSE).

paws.common 0.1.2

• Fix the EC2 IAM role credential provider.

paws.common 0.1.1

• Add service customizations into paws.common to work with services like DynamoDB and S3 that require non-standard request handling.

paws.common 0.1.0

Initial release.