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This week brought substantial feature work across multiple AWS services: Lambda functions now support durable execution with checkpoints and step retries, EKS clusters gained nodegroup label and taint management, and new capabilities arrived for Cognito (user deletion and group attachments),…
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feat(iot): enforce custom authorizer decisions on MQTT connections (#4835)
fix(cloudformation): replace Cognito user pool groups like CloudFormation (#4841)
fix(eventbridge): require EventPattern or ScheduleExpression in PutRule (#5172)
fix(eventbridge): stop schedule-only rules from matching put events (#5168)
fix(core): replay a Docker request after a lost response only when it is safe to repeat (#5171)
chore(core): own the Docker HTTP transport, with docker-java's settings unchanged (#5170)
fix(emr): use the cluster's regional private DNS domain for instances and the master (#5169)
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