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Recently, you may have observed that the assembly previously known as AWS.Extensions, which included the DynamoDBSessionStateStore, has been rebranded as AWS.SessionProvider. The initial goal behind AWS.Extensions was to create a repository for SDK extensions that are not necessarily part of the AWS SDK for .NET. Since then, we have introduced another extension called DynamoDBTraceListener, which facilitates logging trace and debug information to Amazon DynamoDB.
However, these two extensions possess different requirements: DynamoDBSessionStateStore makes use of System.Web, making it incompatible with Client Profiles, whereas DynamoDBTraceListener does not have this limitation. To ensure our customers are not burdened with unnecessary assembly references, we have opted to divide the AWS.Extensions project into various task-specific solutions. Consequently, customers interested solely in DynamoDB logging won’t need to load the server assemblies linked to the session provider.
Migration Guide
If you currently reference AWS.Extensions.dll in your project, you can easily switch your reference to AWS.SessionProvider.dll with no code modifications required. For NuGet users, it’s important to remove the reference to AWS.Extensions and start utilizing the new AWS.SessionProvider package. The earlier AWS.Extensions package has been marked as OBSOLETE.
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