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Change Log - AWS SDK for Android

Release 2.6.0

New Features:

  • AWS Auth SDK

    • Added new SDK for configurable User SignIn Screen with Amazon Cognito UserPools, Facebook SignIn and Google SignIn.

  • AWS Core Runtime

    • Added support for a configuration file awsconfiguration.json that can be used to construct:
      • CognitoCredentialsProvider, CognitoCachingCredentialsProvider, CognitoUserPool, TransferUtility, DynamoDBMapper, PinpointConfiguration, CognitoSyncManager, and LambdaInvokerFactory.

Improvements:

  • AWS S3

    • Add builder pattern constructor to TransferUtility.
    • Add default bucket property in TransferUtility builder. The default bucket will be used when no bucket is specified.

  • AWS Lambda

    • Add builder pattern constructor to LambdaInvokerFactory.

  • Amazon DynamoDB

    • Add builder pattern constructor to DynamoDBMapper.

  • Amazon Pinpoint

    • Add configuration option to post notifications even if the app is in the foreground.

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon Pinpoint
    • Fixed bug that caused Pinpoint endpoint profile to incorrectly calculate the number of profile attributes and metrics.

Release 2.4.7

Improvements:

  • Amazon Cognito Auth

    • Making Cognito App Integration and Federation feature generally available

  • AWS IoT

    • Add API to enable/disable auto-resubscribe feature.

Bug Fixes:

  • AWS IoT
    • Fixed bug that caused reconnecting to the session to throw an exception due to failure to obtain credentials.

Release 2.4.6

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider

    • Fixed bug that caused CognitoDeviceHelper.getDeviceKey to return null on certain cases. See issue #259
    • Fixed bug where onSuccess callback was missing from verifyAttribute function. See issue #266

  • Amazon Pinpoint

    • Fix crash in Pinpoint SDK when getting locale's country code.

Release 2.4.5

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon S3

    • Fixed bug that caused keys to convert spaces to url encoded characters. See issue #310

  • Amazon DynamoDB Document Model (Beta)

    • Fixed bug that caused item updates to fail due to equality check error.

Release 2.4.4

New Features:

  • Amazon DynamoDB Document Model (Beta)
    • Added DynamoDB Document API: The Document API provides full JSON data support, use of Document Path to access part of a document, and new data types such as Map, Primitive, List, and Boolean. More information and sample code can be found in the blog.
  • Amazon Cognito Auth (Beta)
    • A new SDK that enables sign-up and sign-in for Amazon Cognito Your User Pools via a lightweight hosted UI.

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon Pinpoint

    • Change Pinpoint notification client to be a strong reference in Pinpoint notification receiver
    • Breaking API Change Please use PinpointNotificationReceiver.setNotificationClient() API instead of setWeakNotificationClient.

  • Amazon S3

    • Fixed bug in TransferUtility which caused the app to crash due to a race condition when loading Transfer Records from Transfer Database. See issue #288

Release 2.4.3

Improvements:

  • AWS IoT

    • Update API to latest spec.

  • Amazon Polly

    • Added support for new voice id - Vicki.

  • Amazon Pinpoint

    • Update logging to be more restrictive.
    • Added support for app-level opt-out.

Bug Fixes:

  • All Services
    • Fixed an issue where endpoint URLs were incorrectly set after using setRegion.. See issue #290
  • Amazon S3
    • Fixed bug which caused gradle build error on commons-io. See issue #282
    • Fixed NPE error while resuming transfers using TransferUtility. See issue #299
    • Fixed TransferUtility observer progress tracking bug. See issue #257

Release 2.4.2

Improvements:

  • Amazon Lex

    • Amazon Lex is now Generally Available.
    • Added support for input transcripts.

  • Amazon Polly

    • Added support for multiple Lexicons in presigned request.
    • Added support for speech marks.

  • Amazon Rekognition

    • Added support for content moderation and age range estimation. See issue #281

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon DynamoDB
    • Fixed bug which did not use credentials provider when available in method getClient(Region).
  • Amazon S3
    • Fixed bug which caused gradle build error on commons-io. See issue #282

Release 2.4.1

New Features:

  • Support for Amazon Cloudwatch Logs: Amazon CloudWatch is a monitoring service for AWS cloud resources and the applications you run on AWS. You can use Amazon CloudWatch to collect and track metrics, collect and monitor log files, and set alarms.

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon IoT: fix an issue which triggers NetworkOnMainThreadException when calling reconnectToSession(). See issue #261
  • Amazon S3: fixed maven dependencies. See issue #276 & issue #268
  • Amazon S3: fixed an issue which caused resource path to be incorrectly encoded.See AWS Forum Post
  • General: checkstyle fixes across the sdk.
  • General: move all sdk's to use commons logging instead of LogCat.

Release 2.4.0 (03/21/2017)

Improvements:

  • Amazon Lex:LexVoiceButton will now show an image of a bot when audio response from lex is being played.

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon API Gateway: Allow marshalling alternative date formats in API Gateway.
  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider: Bug fix for missing required attribute Exception
  • Amazon IoT: fix typo's with variable names in AWSIoTMQTTManager. See issue #220.
  • Amazon Lex: Fix a bug which caused readyToFulfill to not file in InteractionListener.
  • Amazon Pinpoint:Fix cursor leakage in Pinpoint.
  • Amazon Pinpoint:Bug fixes for campaign open rate.
  • Amazon Pinpoint:PinpointEndpointClient to retain instance of endpoint.
  • Amazon Pinpoint:corrected the implemented for optout for profile.
  • Amazon Pinpoint:Deprecated formatted price in MonetizationEventBuilder.
  • Amazon S3: Bug Fixes with encryption client.
  • Amazon S3: SigV4 signing is now default for S3. See issue 234 & issue #108.
  • Amazon S3: Added feature to specify listener in TransferUtility.upload(). See issue #210.
  • Amazon S3: Fixed a bug where when using setAccelerateModeEnabled caused uploads to fail. See issue #264.
  • General : Fixed a bug which caused incompatibility between maven releases and releases on marketing page.

Release 2.3.9 (02/02/2017)

Improvements:

  • Amazon Kinesis Firehose & Amazon Kinesis Streams: Allow setting a static partition key in the KinesisRecorderConfig. See issue #228.
  • AWS KMS: Updated service to latest spec.

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon Cognito Identity: Fixed a bug that could cause a NullPointerException if credential refresh occured while another thread signed in with a provider. See issue #247.
  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider: Fixed bugs in SRP and exception handling.
  • Amazon Kinesis Firehose & Amazon Kinesis Streams: Prevent KinesisRecorder.submitAllRecords() from potentially losing data if the service is killed by waiting until the data is transferred before removing it from the cache. See issue #225.
  • Amazon Pinpoint: Fixed a bug that caused a crash when opening a deep link. See issue #246.
  • Amazon Lex: Fix incorrect comparison for dialog states. See issue #245.

[Release 2.3.8] (https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-android/release/tag/release_v2.3.8) (12/20/2016)

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon Pinpoint: Fixed incorrect signer config in Pinpoint Analytics.
  • Amazon S3: Fixed a bug that caused TransferObserver.getBytesTransferred() to always return 0. See issue #217.
  • Amazon S3: Fixed a race condition in TransferService. See issue #197.

Release 2.3.7 (12/13/2016)

New Features

  • Support for Amazon Rekognition: Rekognition is a deep-learning based service to search, verify and organize images. With Rekognition, you can detect objects, scenes, and faces in images. You can also search and compare faces.
  • AWS Core Runtime: Added Support for eu-west-2/LHR region in the SDK.

Improvements

  • AWS Core Runtime: Added support for enabling curl logging in the SDK. See issue
  • AWS Lambda: Update to Latest Models.

Bug Fixes:

  • Amazon Pinpoint: Fixed a bug that caused setting wrong endpoint for pinpoint client.
  • Amazon S3: Fixed a bug that could cause NPE in Transfer Service. See issue.
  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider: Fix incorrect exception being thrown in CognitoDevice. See issue.
  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider: Fix a bug where NewPasswordContinuation throws CognitoParameterInvalidException: Missing required attribute even when the required user attributes have been set. See issue.

Release 2.3.6 (12/07/2016)

Improvements

  • AWS Core Runtime: Added Support for ca-central-1/YUL region in the SDK.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon SQS: Fixed a bug that caused SQS send message to fail. See issue.
  • Amazon Lex Runtime: Fixed a bug where requests were not getting signed correctly.
  • Amazon Pinpoint: Fix serialization of endpoint profile bug.
  • Amazon Mobile Analytics: Ensure session file directories exist before saving

Release 2.3.5 (12/01/2016)

New Features

  • Support for Amazon Pinpoint: Amazon Pinpoint makes it easy to run targeted campaigns to improve user engagement. Pinpoint helps you understand your users behavior, define who to target, what messages to send, when to deliver them, and tracks the results of the campaigns.

Release 2.3.4 (11/30/2016)

New Features

  • Support for Amazon Lex - Beta: Amazon Lex is a service for building conversational interactions into any application using voice and text. With Lex, the same conversational engine that powers Amazon Alexa is now available to any developer, enabling you to build sophisticated, natural language, conversational bots (chatbots) into your new and existing applications. Amazon Lex provides the deep functionality and flexibility of automatic speech recognition (ASR) for converting speech to text and natural language understanding (NLU) to understand the intent of the text. This allows you to build highly engaging user experiences with lifelike, conversational interactions.

  • Support for Amazon Polly: Amazon Polly is a service that turns text into lifelike speech, making it easy to develop applications that use high-quality speech to increase engagement and accessibility. With Amazon Polly the developers can build speech-enabled apps that work in multiple geographies.

Release 2.3.3 (10/11/2016)

Improvements

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Support for us-east-2/CMH region in SDK.

Release 2.3.2 (10/06/2016)

Improvements

  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider:
  • Support for Admin Create User feature.
  • Allow SDK to refresh tokens which are about to expire within a pre-set threshold.

Release 2.3.1 (09/08/2016)

Improvements

  • API Gateway: Added a generic invoker to execute requests for any path.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider:
  • Fixed a bug introduced by StandardCharsets that caused the Android SDK to be unavailable for API 18 and below.

Release 2.3.0 (07/28/2016)

Improvements

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Added support for us-west-2/PDX region for cognito identity.
  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider:
  • Support for Custom authentication flows. Developers can implement custom authentication flows around Cognito Your User Pools.
  • Support for devices.
  • Global sign-out users, to sign-out from all devices.
  • Amazon Cognito Sync: Added support for us-west-2/PDX region.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider:
  • Authentication flow in Android SDK now uses Custom Authentication API. Two new exceptions added for getSession API. These exceptions have been added to accurately represent the user state when the username is invalid and when the user is not confirmed. You will have to update your application to handle these exceptions.
  • UserNotFoundException: Returned when the username user does not exist.
  • UserNotConfirmedException: Returned when the user has not been confirmed.

Release 2.2.22 (07/27/2016)

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon Simple Email Service: Resolved an issue where some SES APIs were missing from the 2.2.21. #179

Release 2.2.21 (07/21/2016)

Improvements

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.
  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Allow custom TrustManager on ClientConfiguration. #165
  • AWS IoT: Updated Eclipse Paho MQTT client to v1.1.0. #145

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon Mobile Analytics: Fixed crash while creating the base directory. #126
  • Amazon Cognito: Fixed a token refresh bug in Your User Pools.

Release 2.2.20 (06/27/2016)

New Features

  • Amazon Web Services: Introducing new AWS region Asia Pacific (Mumbai) region, endpoint ap-south-1.

Improvements

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.
  • API Gateway: Expose client configuration through ApiFactory. #158
  • Amazon Web Services: Service clients are now generated with a new code gen system. Some trivial changes are listed below
  • List members in POJO are defaulted to null instead of an empty list to align with map members. Please perform null check to avoid NPE. When marshalling a list member, a null list will be omitted and an empty list will result in an empty array.
  • In ListRecordsRequest of Cognito Sync, the data type of lastSyncCount is changed from String to Long and that of maxResult from String to Integer.
  • In DynamoDB, the method setKey(java.util.Map.Entry<String, AttributeValue> hashKey, java.util.Map.Entry<String, AttributeValue> rangeKey) is removed from GetItemRequest, UpdateItemRequest, DeleteItemRequest, and DeleteRequest. Use addKeyEntry(String key, AttributeValue value) instead. setExclusiveStartKey(java.util.Map.Entry<String, AttributeValue> hashKey, java.util.Map.Entry<String, AttributeValue> rangeKey) is also removed from QueryRequest and ScanRequest. The alternative is addExclusiveStartKeyEntry(String key, AttributeValue value).

Bug Fixes

  • API Gateway: Fixed a bug where user agent is overwritten by ApiHandler. #159

Release 2.2.19 (06/23/2016)

New Features

  • Amazon Cognito Identity: Added support for SAML role resolution.

Release 2.2.18 (06/02/2016)

Bug Fixes

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Removed testing implementation for X509TrustManager, for more information see.

Release 2.2.17 (05/20/2016)

New Features

  • Amazon S3:
  • Introducing a new version of the ListObjects (ListObjectsV2) API that allows listing objects with a large number of delete markers. See GET Bucket (List Objects) Version 2 for more details.
  • Added support for a new configuration named BucketAccelerateConfiguration which supports faster uploads/downloads to S3 buckets. See Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration.
  • Amazon S3 now supports cross-region replication, which provides automatic, asynchronous copying of objects across buckets in different AWS regions. For more information, see Cross-Region Replication in the Amazon S3 Developer Guide.

Bug Fixes

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Fixed a potential bug during retry where content input stream is not reset correctly.
  • Amazon Cognito: Fixed a bug where Cognito Sign-in may fail on non US locale environment. aws-sdk-android-samples #129

Release 2.2.16 (05/10/2016)

New Features

  • AWS IoT: The AWS IoT Device Gateway now supports MQTT over WebSockets. Build real-time mobile and web applications that interact over WebSockets, and easily scale to millions of simultaneous users. You can use WebSockets with Amazon Cognito to securely authenticate end-users to your apps and devices.

Improvements

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.
  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Removed verbose logging of errors in retries.
  • AWS IoT: Added MQTT message delivery callback.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Fixed a bug in TransferUtility caused by socket timeout exception. The exception is incorrectly treated as manually interrupt and thus is not reported to TransferListener.onError(Exception). #119 and #120
  • Amazon Cognito: Fixed a bug caused by StandardCharsets which is available from API level 19. #129

Release 2.2.15 (04/19/2016)

New Features

  • Amazon Cognito Identity Provider: You can now use Amazon Cognito to easily add user sign-up and sign-in to your mobile and web apps. Your User Pool in Amazon Cognito is a fully managed user directory that can scale to hundreds of millions of users, so you don’t have to worry about building, securing, and scaling a solution to handle user management and authentication.
  • Amazon S3: Canned ACL support when uploading objects to S3 with TransferUtility. #63

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: A NPE bug in TransferUtility caused by network receiver. #117 and #118

Release 2.2.14 (03/31/2016)

New Features

  • AWS Iot: Added support for LWT (last will and testimony).
  • Amazon SES: Added support for custom MAIL FROM domains.

Improvements

  • Amazon S3: Improved performance of S3 TransferUtility.
  • Now the number of parallel transfers is set to the number of processors (cores) + 1. #111
  • Removed unnecessary network requests in download task.

Bug Fixes

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Addressed a potential bug in Cognito credentials provider.
  • Amazon S3: Fixed RejectedExecutionException in TransferUtility which may occur when the service is shutting down. #113

Release 2.2.13 (02/25/2016)

Improvements

  • Amazon S3: Tweaked the usage of TransferListener in S3 TransferUtility.
  • Now listeners are kept as strong references. They will be removed when transfers are completed. However user are still encouraged to clean up listeners themselves to prevent memory leak. #93 and #101
  • Transfers in WAITING_FOR_NETWORK state can now be paused or canceled. #102
  • Improved the experience to delete a transfer. #104

Bug Fixes

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Addressed potential internalization bugs. #96
  • Amazon S3: Fixed a ConcurrentModificationException bug caused by listeners being removed in their callbacks. #103

Release 2.2.12 (02/12/2016)

New Features

  • AWS IoT: AWS IoT is now supported by the SDK. AWS IoT is a managed cloud platform that lets connected devices easily and securely interact with cloud applications and other devices. AWS IoT can support billions of devices and trillions of messages, and can process and route those messages to AWS endpoints and to other devices reliably and securely. With AWS IoT, your applications can keep track of and communicate with all your devices, all the time, even when they aren't connected.

Improvements

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.

Release 2.2.11 (01/28/2016)

New Features

  • AWS Key Management Service: AWS Key Management Service (KMS) is now supported by the SDK. AWS Key Management Service (KMS) is a managed service that makes it easy for you to create and control the encryption keys used to encrypt your data, and uses Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) to protect the security of your keys. AWS Key Management Service is integrated with several other AWS services to help you protect your data you store with these services. AWS Key Management Service is also integrated with AWS CloudTrail to provide you with logs of all key usage to help meet your regulatory and compliance needs.

Improvements

  • Amazon S3: Revamped S3 TransferUtility. Huge performance boost and lots of enhancements.
  • Offload most database operations to background thread.
  • Re-architected transfer listeners. Moved away from ContentObserver.
  • Reduced the frequency of writing transfer states to database.
  • Better error reporting. Now the original exception is passed to TransferListener.onError(int, Exception). #61
  • Allow user to resume a transfer in any state other than TransferState.COMPLETED. #81 and #87
  • Better diagnostics of TransferService. You can dump its status with adb shell dumpsys activity service com.amazonaws.mobileconnectors.s3.transferutility.TransferService. It works only if the app is debuggable.
  • Better handling of network connectivity changes.
  • Other cleanups, bug fixes and improvements.
  • Amazon S3: Adds support of server-side encryption with AWS Key Management Service. See Amazon S3 developer guide for more information.
  • Amazon S3: Signature Version 4 is now the default signing methods for all S3 requests as long as a region is specified or can be easily determined from the given endpoint.

Release 2.2.10 (01/06/2016)

New Features

  • Amazon Web Services: Added support for new AWS region in South Korea (ap-northeast-2).
  • Amazon Kinesis Firehose: Amazon Kinesis Firehose is the easiest way to load streaming data into AWS. It can capture and automatically load streaming data into Amazon S3 and Amazon Redshift, enabling near real-time analytics with existing business intelligence tools and dashboards you are already using today. See the developer guide for instructions about using KinesisFirehoseRecorder.

Improvements

  • Amazon S3: Allow user to add or overwrite file extension to MIME type mapping so that AmazonS3 can identify the MIME type of consequent uploads and set the content type correctly. #83
  • AWS Lambda: Added a method to access the installation id of the client context that is sent to AWS Lambda. #74
  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Fixed the termination condition of TransferService so that it stays alive when there are active transfers waiting for network. #70
  • Amazon S3: Fixed a resource leak issue in TransferUtility caused by unclosed cursor.
  • AWS Lambda: Fixed a potential issue with Lambda when invoking methods with no args. #80
  • API Gateway: Updated the message of ApiClientException to match exactly what the API responds. #78

Release 2.2.9 (11/18/2015)

New Features

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Fixed slow initialization of Amazon S3 client. #69
  • General: Updated instruction for proguard.

Release 2.2.8 (11/05/2015)

New Features

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.

Bug Fixes

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Improved retry logic so that aborting a request will not cause a retry.

Release 2.2.7 (10/08/2015)

New Features

  • AWS Lambda: You can now maintain multiple versions of your Lambda function code. Versioning allows you to control which Lambda function version is executed in your different environments (e.g., development, testing, or production). You can also set up your Lambda functions to run for up to five minutes allowing longer running functions such as large volume data ingestion and processing jobs.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Resolved a hostname verification issue when there is a . in the bucket name. #59
  • Amazon S3: Resolved an issue when using SSE-C with Transfer Manager
  • Amazon API Gateway: Fixed an issue where the incorrect content length was sent to the service when the body contained UTF-8 characters that were multiple bytes in length. #62

Release 2.2.6 (09/17/2015)

New Features

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements.
  • Amazon S3: Added support of ObjectMetadata for upload in Amazon S3 TransferUtility. #56

Bug Fixes

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Fixed a potential NPE issue caused by ResponseCache by explicitly disabling HTTP response cache.
  • Amazon API Gateway: Fixed a bug where the region for SigV4 signing is pinned to us-east-1. Now the region is deduced from API's invoke URL and can optionally be overwritten via ApiClientFactory.region(String).

Release 2.2.5 (08/07/2015)

New Features

  • Amazon Web Services: General service updates and documentation improvements on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Auto Scaling.
  • Github: Open sourced unit tests and added this changelog.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Fixed a bug when using Amazon S3 TransferUtility on a worker thread. #51
  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Fixed a bug caused by improper closing of a GZIP encoded content stream. See AWS forum.
  • Maven: Changed the dependency scope of Apache Commons Logging to provided which can remove compilation warnings and improve capability with Gradle.

Release 2.2.4 (07/22/2015)

New Features

  • Amazon S3: The S3 transfer utility has been added to the SDK, which replaces the now deprecated transfer manager. This utility automatically pauses and resumes transfers when internet connectivity is lost and reestablished. The utility also automatically pauses transfers if an app crashes. Developers can manually pause and resume transfers without having to persist any data themselves. For more information, see our blog and Getting Started documentation for more info.
  • Amazon Mobile Analytics: A new simpler constructor has been added to the MobileAnalyticsManager, and transmission of events over WAN is now enabled by default.

Release 2.2.3 (07/09/2015)

New Features

  • Amazon API Gateway: Added a runtime library for the generated SDK of Amazon API Gateway. Amazon API Gateway makes it easy for AWS customers to publish, maintain, monitor, and secure application programming interfaces (APIs) at any scale. To know more please visit Amazon API Gateway.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Fixed an issue in Amazon S3 where the range information is incorrect in PersistableTransfer. #35
  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Fixed an issue in CognitoCachingCredentialsProvider where the credentials might not be cached when using developer-authenticated identities. #48

Release 2.2.2 (06/11/2015)

New Features

  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Enabled HTTP compression by adding "Accept-Encoding:gzip" header. If the target AWS service (for example, Amazon DynamoDB) supports compression and returns compressed data, the SDK will handle the content correctly. #41
  • Amazon Kinesis: KinesisRecorder now sends compressed records to Amazon Kinesis.
  • Amazon Mobile Analytics: Analytics events are compressed prior to sending the service in order to save network bandwidth.

Bug Fixes

  • Amazon S3: Fixed an issue that occurs when required headers are not properly signed. This issue affects S3 in two regions: Frankfurt (eu-central-1) and China (cn-north-1). #42
  • AWS Core Runtime Library: Fixed an issue in Maven distribution where an incorrect version string is set in "User-Agent".