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AWS SDK for C++ Version 1.8 Developer Preview #1373

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wps132230 opened this issue May 4, 2020 · 10 comments
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AWS SDK for C++ Version 1.8 Developer Preview #1373

wps132230 opened this issue May 4, 2020 · 10 comments
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wps132230 commented May 4, 2020

The AWS SDK for C++ version 1.8 is out for preview under branch version1.8 with the following new features (items with a * means a breaking change):

  1. ENABLE_CURL_LOGGING is now ON by default in CMake. *
  2. ENABLE_UNITY_BUILD is now ON by default in CMake. *
  3. The deprecated version of function MakeRequest() was removed. This function takes a reference to an HttpRequest object as its argument, which is unsafe. *
  4. Client configuration now reads environment variables, configuration file and EC2 metadata to get the default AWS region *
  5. Exceptions may include more service and operation specific details now.
  6. New pseudo region: aws-global to make cross region requests. *
  7. S3 client in us-east-1 now uses regional endpoint by default. *
  8. Improvements on the underlying HTTP client override.

You can see more details in this Wiki: https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-cpp/wiki/What’s-New-in-AWS-SDK-for-CPP-Version-1.8

If you have any questions, concerns, suggestions or ideas to make improvements. Feel free to leave comments in this issue. Your feedback is important to AWS SDK for C++!

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@KaibaLopez KaibaLopez added the contribution/core This is a PR that came from AWS. label May 5, 2020
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pavian commented Jun 25, 2020

Hi, when is it scheduled to release?
I mean, can it be considered stable at this point or should I give it some time to resolve possible issues?
Looking to upgrade from 1.7.143

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@pavian It's now official.

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rvernica commented Jul 4, 2020

Are there pre-built libraries available for CentOS and Debian? How are applications using the SDK generally deployed on Linux systems?

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Sunil-P commented Nov 25, 2020

Need support for Apple M1 Macs (Universal binary)

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I made a PR for VCPKG support for Android (and other cross-platform builds). It would be nice if you would accept that.
Other than that, I added SOCK5 and SOCKS5H protocols required for proxying. These are very easy to test and validate.

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@rvernica We have some pre-built binaries in https://sdk.amazonaws.com/cpp/builds/. But unfortunately, we don't have that for CentOS or Debian at this moment.

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@Sunil-P We are trying to get a machine with M1 chip. The support is coming after that.

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@ahmedyarub Thank you for your PR! Is it still in draft or it's ready to be reviewed?

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Still draft. I'll finish it this week. I already have it working on my machine but I just want to make it more generic.

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