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Earlier this week, you may have observed that the assembly formerly known as AWS.Extensions, which included the DynamoDBSessionStateStore, has been renamed to AWS.SessionProvider. Our initial goal with AWS.Extensions was to establish a space for SDK extensions that don’t strictly belong to the AWS SDK for .NET. We have since introduced another extension, DynamoDBTraceListener, a TraceListener designed for logging trace and debug output directly to Amazon DynamoDB.
However, these two extensions have different requirements: DynamoDBSessionStateStore relies on System.Web, rendering it incompatible with a Client Profile, while DynamoDBTraceListener does not have such limitations. To prevent customers from needing to reference unnecessary assemblies, we have opted to break the AWS.Extensions project into multiple task-oriented solutions. Consequently, customers who only need DynamoDB logging won’t have to pull in the server assemblies associated with the session provider.
Migration Instructions
If your project references AWS.Extensions.dll, simply update the reference to AWS.SessionProvider.dll. No code modifications are necessary. Users utilizing NuGet should remove their reference to AWS.Extensions and instead incorporate the new AWS.SessionProvider package. Please note that the previous AWS.Extensions package is now marked OBSOLETE.
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