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Thanks for taking the time to create this PR. we should be able to merge this change in later today.
@jasdel Just wanted to check in and see if you needed anything from me here |
Thanks for the ping, looks like Travis build was a temp failure. restarting it then we should be able to merge in this change. |
Great, thanks!
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Thanks for the ping, looks like Travis build was a temp failure.
restarting it then we should be able to merge in this change.
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Looks like it flaked again. Is this a common occurrence? |
Hi @alex looks like we're having an permission issue with TravisCI. We may have to bypass the CR since this failure is transient. |
Thanks! Excited to see this using a tagged release now. |
=== ### Service Client Updates * `service/accessanalyzer`: Updates service API and documentation ### SDK Features * SDK generated errors are fixed to use pointer receivers preventing confusion, and potential impossible type assertions. The SDK will only return API generated API error types as pointers. This fix ensures Go's type system will catch invalid error type assertions. ### SDK Enhancements * Update SDK's `go-jmespath` dependency to latest tagged version `0.3.0` ([#3205](#3205)) ### SDK Bugs * Fix generated SDK errors to use pointer receivers * Fixes the generated SDK API errors to use pointer function receivers instead of value. This fixes potential confusion writing code and not casting to the correct type. The SDK will always return the API error as a pointer, not value. * Code that did type assertions from the operation's returned error to the value type would never be satisfied. Leading to errors being missed. Changing the function receiver to a pointer prevents this error. Highlighting it in code bases.
Release v1.30.0 (2020-03-30) === ### Service Client Updates * `service/accessanalyzer`: Updates service API and documentation ### SDK Features * SDK generated errors are fixed to use pointer receivers preventing confusion, and potential impossible type assertions. The SDK will only return API generated API error types as pointers. This fix ensures Go's type system will catch invalid error type assertions. ### SDK Enhancements * Update SDK's `go-jmespath` dependency to latest tagged version `0.3.0` ([#3205](#3205)) ### SDK Bugs * Fix generated SDK errors to use pointer receivers * Fixes the generated SDK API errors to use pointer function receivers instead of value. This fixes potential confusion writing code and not casting to the correct type. The SDK will always return the API error as a pointer, not value. * Code that did type assertions from the operation's returned error to the value type would never be satisfied. Leading to errors being missed. Changing the function receiver to a pointer prevents this error. Highlighting it in code bases.
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