amplify_storage_s3_dart 0.4.5

A Dart-only implementation of the Amplify Storage plugin for S3.

0.4.5

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.4.4

Chores

• chore: bump json_annotation dependency to v4.9

0.4.3

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.4.2

Fixes

• fix: wait for in progress multi part uploads to cancel for pause and cancel

Features

• feat: Support Amplify Gen 2 outputs (#5073)

0.4.1

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.4.0

Breaking Changes

• chore!: rename StorageNotFoundException (#4770)
• feat!: Update storage APIs to accept StoragePath (#4713)
• feat!: move delimiter to S3ListPluginOptions (#4773)

0.3.11

Features

• feat: update built_value version constraint (#4634)
• feat: update plus plugins version (#4619)

0.3.10

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.9

Fixes

• fix: Bumped built_value to ">=8.6.0 <8.9.0" and built_value_generator to 8.8.1
• fix: Bumped drift to ">=2.14.0 <2.15.0" and drift_dev to ">=2.14.0 <2.15.0".
• fix: Bumped path to ">=1.8.0 <2.0.0"

0.3.8

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.7

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.6

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.5

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.4

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.3

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.2+3

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.2+2

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.2+1

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.2

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.1+1

Fixes

• fix(storage): list options pageSize and nextToken params got lost (#3291)

0.3.1

Fixes

• fix(storage): API doc errors

Features

• feat(storage): using path style URLs when bucket name contains dots

0.3.0+1

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.3.0

Features

• Dart 3 support (must update Dart SDK constraint to ^3.0.0)

0.2.0+3

Fixes

• fix(repo): Flutter 3.3 support
• fix(storage): API doc errors

0.2.0+2

Fixes

• fix(storage): API doc errors

0.2.0+1

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.2.0

Breaking Changes

• feat(storage)!: update upload APIs options to add metadata field (#2815)
• fix(storage)!: make S3Exception internal
• refactor(storage)!: rename checkObjectExistence to validateObjectExistence
• refactor(storage)!: simplify storage s3 exceptions throwing
• refactor(storage)!: storage category APIs to use category level plugin options (#2754)

Fixes

• fix(storage): Use reifyPluginOptions as instance method
• fix(storage): add handling of AWSHttpException
• fix(storage): remove unnecessary exception for resuming a canceled task

Features

• feat(storage): add generic StorageOperationCanceledException in core
• feat(storage): add handling of non-ascii object metadata values
• feat(storage): make access level optional for storage APIs (#2793)
• feat(storage): promote StorageTransferState to amplify_core

0.1.7+1

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.1.7

Features

• feat(storage): optimize part size for multipart upload
• feat(storage): web implementation of transfer database using local storage (#2631)

Fixes

• fix(storage): GetUrl signing

0.1.6

Features

• feat(storage): enable pause and cancel APIs for download operations

0.1.5

Fixes

• fix(storage): incorrect transferred bytes emitted from upload task

Features

• feat(storage): allow configuring transfer acceleration

0.1.4+1

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.1.4

Fixes

• fix(storage): Create a new credential scope for each presigned url

0.1.3

Fixes

• fix(storage): adapt updated AWSFile.contentType getter
• fix(storage): use correct fallback contentType for upload

0.1.2

• Minor bug fixes and improvements

0.1.1

Fixes

• fix(storage): add missing contentType uploading AWSFile < 5MB

0.1.0 (2022-11-15)

Initial developer preview release for all platforms.

Developer Preview

The Amplify Flutter libraries are being rewritten in Dart. This version is part of our developer preview for all platforms and is not intended for production usage. Please follow our Web and Desktop support tickets to monitor the status of supported categories. We will be releasing Web and Desktop support for all Amplify categories incrementally.

For production use cases please use the latest, non-tagged versions of amplify-flutter packages from pub.dev. They offer a stable, production-ready experience for Android and iOS.