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PR Type
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[ ] Bugfix
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Backward Compatibility
Is this change backward compatible with the most recently released version? Does it introduce changes which might change the user experience in any way? Does it alter the API in any way?
[x] Yes (backward compatible)
[ ] No (breaking changes)
What's new?
DynamoDB based implementations of the appencryption.KeyManagementService and appencryption.Metastore interfaces have been relocated to the new plugins directory as follows:
pkg/kms => plugins/aws-v1/kms
pkg/persistence => plugins/aws-v1/persistence
Type declarations in the original pkg/kms and pkg/persistence packages have been replaced with aliases (and wrapper functions) to maintain backwards compatibility. Note that these alias types have all been marked as deprecated and will be removed in a future version.
To help us get this pull request reviewed and merged quickly, please be sure to include the following items:
PR Type
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Backward Compatibility
Is this change backward compatible with the most recently released version? Does it introduce changes which might change the user experience in any way? Does it alter the API in any way?
What's new?
DynamoDB based implementations of the
appencryption.KeyManagementService
andappencryption.Metastore
interfaces have been relocated to the newplugins
directory as follows:pkg/kms => plugins/aws-v1/kms
pkg/persistence => plugins/aws-v1/persistence
Type declarations in the original
pkg/kms
andpkg/persistence
packages have been replaced with aliases (and wrapper functions) to maintain backwards compatibility. Note that these alias types have all been marked as deprecated and will be removed in a future version.Bumped version to v0.5.0