package awskit-lwt-unix

0.2.0

Awskit 0.2.0 is a breaking SDK hardening release. It moves the public API toward typed S3 values, scoped streaming bodies, structured diagnostics, and release evidence that downstream runtime authors can rely on.

Breaking

• Split the custom-runtime contract into grouped capabilities for IO, request and response bodies, transport, clock, sleep, random, credentials, endpoint, retry, timeout, and S3 endpoint policy. Custom runtimes should implement the grouped Awskit.Runtime.S and Awskit_s3.RUNTIME modules, including the request-body write_subbytes hook. (4ec4e2d, 27708c0)
• Runtime and S3 constructors now accept string ~region and ~endpoint values where validation can fail, and return structured validation errors instead of requiring callers to prebuild every core value. Eio callers now supply their own HTTPS policy, and S3 clients use ?endpoint_config:Awskit_s3.Endpoint_config.t instead of raw endpoint, scheme, addressing-style, and endpoint-variant option groups. (#8, c53921f; 2c19cd0; 6d09f89)
• Reworked Awskit.Error into an opaque consumer API with constructors, context tagging, and exception bridge helpers under Awskit.Error.Producer. Public diagnostics are redacted by default, while credential provider failures expose structured source and expiration categories. (#7, ca7be3c; 129d1f4; 0cfa463; be75643)
• Reworked S3 object bodies around adapter Body and Reader modules, scoped response readers, explicit request-body replayability, and bounded in-memory helpers. Use client Object.put and Object.get ~consume for streaming workflows; use put_string, put_bytes, get_string, get_bytes, find_string, and find_bytes for bounded string/bytes workflows; use transfer helpers for file workflows. (#5, 53a7642; 754c1ba; 162d533; bebf0f4)
• Standardized S3 operation APIs around typed bucket names, object keys, metadata, tag sets, account IDs, content/header values, ranges, listing pages, continuation tokens, operation option builders, and field-addressable result records. Callers should construct domain values with the public S3 domain modules and operation options/options_exn builders instead of passing raw strings or relying on tuple-style results. (138ab16, 9b8d90a, c3c111b, ba454b1, 3a61109, 69d795c)
• Bucket no-payload operations and Object.exists now take a trailing unit argument when optional arguments are present, listing collection helpers require explicit max_pages bounds, Bucket.Get_location.result returns a concrete region, and raw query signing helpers were removed from Awskit.Signing. (2c19cd0, c3c111b, ba454b1, 3a61109)
• Reworked multipart upload APIs around typed upload handles, typed part numbers, completed-part values, ownership-aware cleanup, caller-owned resume handles, and invariant-preserving transfer option values built through the public constructors. (aab863c, c801d6f, 69d795c)
• High-level Lwt Unix and Eio transfer callbacks now receive Awskit_s3.Transfer.progress records instead of raw byte counts, and transfer results now use named Put, Multipart, Get, and Ranged records with byte-count accessors. Body.of_stream returns a result, and Reader.to_string and Reader.to_bytes require max_bytes. (754c1ba, 2ee158f, 1388651, c801d6f, 27708c0)
• Presigned requests now return safe opaque artifacts. Use safe_uri for logs, reveal_url only for execution, and request_headers for the non-host headers an HTTP client should pass explicitly. HEAD Object presigning now uses Presigned.Head_object.options, and signed_headers includes the canonical host header. (6d09f89, bd6f919)
• Reworked object encryption options around Awskit_s3.Encryption, with typed destination, source, customer-key, and observed encryption domains. Object, multipart, and presigned callers should use encryption, destination_encryption, source_encryption, or customer_key fields instead of server_side_encryption; SSE-C multipart uploads can now send customer-key headers on create, upload-part, and complete requests, and unknown encryption strings are preserved only in read-side response metadata. (04e5603)
• Removed accidental public implementation surfaces: flat S3 root operation aliases, request builders, XML parsers, runtime internals, adapter transfer internals, the S3 signature-sharing implementation module, and simulator implementation modules. Use the public Awskit, Awskit_s3, adapter, and Awskit_s3_sim root APIs. (fc67929, 191d03e, 733c4bc, 5bd490d, c613de7, 2aa5523)

Added

• Added Awskit.Timeout policies, explicit retry budgets, and runtime-supplied retry jitter. (4ec4e2d)
• Added Awskit_s3.Endpoint_config builders for AWS endpoints, S3-compatible endpoints, local plaintext endpoints, and explicitly unsafe plaintext endpoints. (6d09f89)
• Added native S3 streaming upload and download APIs, adapter Body and Reader modules, bounded string/bytes object helpers, option-returning object lookup helpers, and reusable transfer option/planning helpers. (#5, 53a7642; #7, ca7be3c; 754c1ba; 2ee158f; 1388651)
• Added structured SDK errors with operation, retry, decode, body, service, timeout, cancellation, and S3 context, plus redacted human and S-expression diagnostics. (#7, ca7be3c; 129d1f4)
• Added live S3 examples for put/get, listing, presigning, file transfer, and object metadata workflows, plus simulator-backed examples that run without network credentials. (#6, 088b1ea; #8, c53921f; 475bf37; 5d4a677)
• Added a public S3 support matrix covering supported object, bucket, multipart, presign, transfer, endpoint, simulator, MinIO, and unsupported feature boundaries. (cc18e20)

Fixed

• Runtime cleanup now preserves consumer exceptions and native cancellation while still draining or discarding response bodies, aborting owned multipart uploads after failures, canceling Lwt request-body producers on transport exits, closing Eio request-body switches per attempt, and classifying Unix metadata credential timeouts and cancellation consistently. (4ec4e2d, 391b216, 15d40de, d804565, e995ac5)
• Eio response readers now latch EOF so chunked keep-alive responses do not block during cleanup drains after the final chunk has already been read. (#10, f02497a)
• Transfer helpers now share the runtime-neutral planner, preserve callback exceptions and cancellation through owned cleanup, validate Error_if_exists downloads before transport, use PutObject for empty file uploads, stream file plans in bounded batches, avoid stale Eio upload chunks, and cancel blocked Eio multipart siblings before cleanup or abort runs. (#11, 2ee158f; 1388651; c801d6f; 27708c0; 4a723ff)
• Hardened S3 request and response validation for malformed modeled XML, numeric fields, booleans, enum values, response headers, explicit checksum values, SSE-KMS key IDs, CopyObject replacement metadata, duplicate presigned signed headers, invalid S3 Transfer Acceleration combinations, and bracketed IPv6 endpoint authorities. (6213acd, fa14e23, e83d337, 3732f9a, bd6f919, ba454b1, 3a61109, a23f2ee)
• Preserved supported compatibility behavior while tightening validation: empty ListObjectVersions marker elements are treated as absent, supported S3-compatible payload-hash forms remain accepted, future response-only checksum and enum values are preserved when modeled, unknown outbound checksum values are rejected before request construction, unmodeled storage classes can be sent through Storage_class.Other, and bodiless HTTP responses do not consume response bodies even when framing headers are present. (fa14e23, e83d337, ba454b1, a23f2ee, e8d7032, c86e4de, 15a57ec)
• Runtime transport warning logs now use the same redacted SDK diagnostic as public transport errors instead of raw exception text. (2740863)
• S3 helpers now reuse the same lower request primitives as the primitive operations, so Object.find shares Object.get request construction and context behavior, presigned helpers share endpoint-config signing paths, and ListParts collection helpers report max_pages truncation instead of silently returning partial results. (bebf0f4)
• Simulator behavior now matches the scoped reader and validation contracts more closely: escaped readers fail after with_reader, stream request bodies are materialized only when the operation executes, object and multipart errors carry S3 operation/resource context, and outbound write validation uses the shared header rules. (b5e5e4d, e8d7032)

Documentation, CI, and Release

• Expanded README, package guides, and odoc coverage for package selection, runtime/client construction, S3 streaming, object workflows, transfers, presigning, structured errors, simulator usage, and supported S3 feature scope. (#3, 0e2021c; 4a46fb0; 0fe12dc; 703937e; 5d4a677; cf9f8bc; b7f3158; 97288fa; cc18e20)
• Added SUPPORT.md, SECURITY.md, a security threat model, maintainer workflow docs, release gates, and PR templates for release, changelog, CI, documentation, bugfix, breaking-change, and OCaml development work. (475bf37, 2aa5523, ba1f090, d694da9, 17e5fff, 429d376)
• Added CI coverage for release branch pushes, non-PR workflow events, and OCaml 4.14 non-Eio package builds. (058c0db, 8631060)
• Expanded local and CI release evidence to cover examples, generated package documentation, distribution artifacts, package-scoped release gates, MinIO contracts, protocol fixtures, fuzz replay, paginator property tests, runtime conformance suites, and stricter release validation scripts. (7c08cb7, bc860a0, d804565, d523c8c, 3187e10, 107a815, 5009f56, be2e099, f569daa, 6d99629)
• Added GitHub Pages publishing for generated package documentation on main pushes and updated package documentation URLs to the Pages site. (d5abfa6)

0.1.0

Initial public release of Awskit.

Includes core AWS signing, credentials, endpoints, request/response types, retry support, runtime abstractions, Unix credential helpers, Lwt and Eio runtime adapters, and focused S3 support for general-purpose buckets.

The S3 packages include bucket configuration primitives, object operations, multipart upload primitives, presigned URLs, and adapter-level transfer helpers for streaming file upload and download. The optional S3 simulator package provides deterministic in-memory S3 for tests.