@aws-sdk/abort-controller

@aws-sdk/abort-controller

Changelog

3.374.0 (2023-07-20)

Bug Fixes

• packages: fix migrated package imports (#4990) (d800f78)

Features

• client-codecatalyst: This release adds support for updating and deleting spaces and projects in Amazon CodeCatalyst. It also adds support for creating, getting, and deleting source repositories in CodeCatalyst projects. (05a9f89)
• client-connectcases: This release adds the ability to assign a case to a queue or user. (f47d6f4)
• client-lex-models-v2: This release updates type for Channel field in SessionSpecification and UtteranceSpecification (1f77d0a)
• client-route53resolver: This release adds support for Route 53 On Outposts, a new feature that allows customers to run Route 53 Resolver and Resolver endpoints locally on their Outposts. (8acc64c)
• client-s3: Improve performance of S3 clients by simplifying and optimizing endpoint resolution. (72eb598)
• client-sagemaker-featurestore-runtime: Cross account support for SageMaker Feature Store (b0593ab)
• client-sagemaker: Cross account support for SageMaker Feature Store (e4918c1)
• client-securitylake: Adding support for Tags on Create and Resource Tagging API. (596636d)
• client-transcribe: Added API argument --toxicity-detection to startTranscriptionJob API, which allows users to view toxicity scores of submitted audio. (9e7552a)
• smithy-client: update client defaults provider (830cb06)

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abort-controller

The 'abort-controller' package provides a similar functionality to @aws-sdk/abort-controller by implementing the AbortController interface to abort fetch requests. It is widely used for managing fetch-based network requests and is compatible with the standard web API, making it a direct alternative.

node-abort-controller

The 'node-abort-controller' package is another alternative that implements the AbortController API for Node.js environments. It allows developers to abort asynchronous tasks and HTTP requests. It is similar to @aws-sdk/abort-controller but is specifically tailored for Node.js, unlike the more general-purpose @aws-sdk/abort-controller which is designed with AWS SDK integrations in mind.