Changelog • sixtyfour

sixtyfour 0.2.0

new functions aws_configure(), without_verbose(), and with_redacted() to manage verbosity throughout package and redacting secrets (#94) (#111) (#113)
new function aws_has_creds() to check if functional AWS credentials are available - main use case is to check if we should run function examples or not (#81)
new function six_bucket_upload() (#67) (#79)
new function aws_policy_update() to update policies (#87)
new function aws_vpc_security_group_delete() to delete security groups (#91)
function figure_out_policy_arn() is now exported (#87)
new function six_group_delete() to delete groups (#94)
new vignette “Managing AWS Auth” (#93)
new vignette “High level six functions” (#94)
new vignette “Managing buckets in a small group of users” (#99)
new set of random_* helper functions (random_bucket(), random_role()) for running examples, tests, vignettes and for users to test functionality (#104) (#117)

add filter parameter to aws_billing() (#72) (#74) thanks @ateucher
add package namespace prefix to lazily loaded data object service_map (#83) (#84) thanks @ateucher
use webmockr to stub aws_billing() in tests (#76) (#77)
rework all examples: to be fully reproducible, to clean up after themselves, to only run if credentials are available, to obfuscate senstive outputs in examples (#15) (#80) (#81) (82) (#85) (#86) (#87) (#89) (#90) (#91) (#92) (#103) (#105)
remove dependency on the snakecase package (#100) (#102)
bump minimum dependency versions for packages paws and paws.common (#114) (#120)
“Getting Started” vignettes fixes and improvements (#109) (#112)
user set.seed() in all vignettes that use random_* functions so that inconsequential changes aren’t committed each time (#116)
function name change: aws_vpc_sec_group_rules() to aws_vpc_sec_group_rules_mod()