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"description": "This release adds the task properties field to attempt details and the name field on EKS container detail."
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"category": "CloudFront",
"description": "CloudFront origin access control extends support to AWS Lambda function URLs and AWS Elemental MediaPackage v2 origins."
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"description": "This release adds support for Metric Characteristics for CloudWatch Anomaly Detection. Anomaly Detector now takes Metric Characteristics object with Periodic Spikes boolean field that tells Anomaly Detection that spikes that repeat at the same time every week are part of the expected pattern."
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"description": "AWS Elemental MediaLive introduces workflow monitor, a new feature that enables the visualization and monitoring of your media workflows. Create signal maps of your existing workflows and monitor them by creating notification and monitoring template groups."
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"description": "This release adds support for retrieval of S3 direct access metadata on sequence stores and read sets, and adds support for SHA256up and SHA512up HealthOmics ETags."
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"description": "LogConfiguration ARN validation fixes"
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"description": "Adds an updated version of smoke tests, including smithy trait, for SDK testing."
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# Changelog for AWS SDK for JavaScript
<!--LATEST=2.1597.0-->
<!--LATEST=2.1598.0-->
<!--ENTRYINSERT-->

## 2.1598.0
* feature: Batch: This release adds the task properties field to attempt details and the name field on EKS container detail.
* feature: CloudFront: CloudFront origin access control extends support to AWS Lambda function URLs and AWS Elemental MediaPackage v2 origins.
* feature: CloudWatch: This release adds support for Metric Characteristics for CloudWatch Anomaly Detection. Anomaly Detector now takes Metric Characteristics object with Periodic Spikes boolean field that tells Anomaly Detection that spikes that repeat at the same time every week are part of the expected pattern.
* feature: IAM: For CreateOpenIDConnectProvider API, the ThumbprintList parameter is no longer required.
* feature: MediaLive: AWS Elemental MediaLive introduces workflow monitor, a new feature that enables the visualization and monitoring of your media workflows. Create signal maps of your existing workflows and monitor them by creating notification and monitoring template groups.
* feature: Omics: This release adds support for retrieval of S3 direct access metadata on sequence stores and read sets, and adds support for SHA256up and SHA512up HealthOmics ETags.
* feature: Pipes: LogConfiguration ARN validation fixes
* feature: WAFV2: Adds an updated version of smoke tests, including smithy trait, for SDK testing.

## 2.1597.0
* feature: CleanRooms: AWS Clean Rooms Differential Privacy is now fully available. Differential privacy protects against user-identification attempts.
* feature: Connect: This release adds new Submit Auto Evaluation Action for Amazon Connect Rules.
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To use the SDK in the browser, simply add the following script tag to your
HTML pages:

<script src="https://sdk.amazonaws.com/js/aws-sdk-2.1597.0.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://sdk.amazonaws.com/js/aws-sdk-2.1598.0.min.js"></script>

You can also build a custom browser SDK with your specified set of AWS services.
This can allow you to reduce the SDK's size, specify different API versions of
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