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Revert "fix: stop adding serde middleware repeatedly (#259)" #267

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This reverts commit c57cca3.

Solves: aws/aws-sdk-js-v3#1935
Related to: aws/aws-sdk-js-v3#1964

If a command instance is used by a different client instance, the
command still consumes the configuration of the previous client
interface. This issue is resolved by allowing adding middleware
to the stack without throwing error. So #259 is no longer needed.

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This reverts commit c57cca3.

client instance, the command still consumes the configuration of
the previous client interface. This issue is resolved by allowing
adding middleware to the stack without throwing error. So smithy-lang#259 is
no longer needed.
@AllanZhengYP AllanZhengYP requested a review from kstich January 27, 2021 22:47
@AllanZhengYP AllanZhengYP merged commit cb17734 into smithy-lang:main Jan 28, 2021
srchase pushed a commit to srchase/smithy-typescript that referenced this pull request Mar 17, 2023
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This reverts commit c57cca3.

If a command instance is used by a different client instance, the 
command still consumes the configuration of the previous client
interface. This issue is resolved by allowing adding middleware
to the stack without throwing error. So smithy-lang#259 is no longer needed.
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