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Remove IoT 1-Click services - Devices and Projects #5767

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IoT 1 Click services are being shut down

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joviegas commented Dec 31, 2024

We need to handle the reference in

- org.openrewrite.java.dependencies.ChangeDependency:
oldGroupId: com.amazonaws
oldArtifactId: aws-java-sdk-iot1clickdevices
newGroupId: software.amazon.awssdk
newArtifactId: iot1clickdevices
newVersion: 2.29.43
- org.openrewrite.java.dependencies.ChangeDependency:

Either we need to delete the reference of deprecated package
or Pin the last version where this was supported

I think removing these services is fine since the service themselves are deprecated . WDYT ?

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We need to handle the reference in

- org.openrewrite.java.dependencies.ChangeDependency:
oldGroupId: com.amazonaws
oldArtifactId: aws-java-sdk-iot1clickdevices
newGroupId: software.amazon.awssdk
newArtifactId: iot1clickdevices
newVersion: 2.29.43
- org.openrewrite.java.dependencies.ChangeDependency:

Either we need to delete the reference of deprecated package or Pin the last version where this was supported

I think removing these services is fine since the service themselves are deprecated . WDYT ?

Good catch, yeah I think removing is best, pushed update

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