fix(appsync): strongly type expires
prop in apiKeyConfig (#9122)
#2
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[ISSUE]
apiKeyConfig
has propexpires
that has unclear documentation/not strongly typed and is prone to user errors.[APPROACH]
Force
expires
to takeExpiration
class fromcore
and will be able to output api key configurations easily throughExpiration
static functions:after(...)
,fromString(...)
,atDate(...)
,atTimeStamp(...)
.Fixes aws#8698
BREAKING CHANGE: force
apiKeyConfig
require a Expiration class instead of stringapiKeyConfig
takesExpiration
class instead ofstring
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