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Change log entry for releasing updated core for SRA Identity & Auth #4571

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Change log entry for releasing updated core for SRA Identity & Auth
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"type": "feature",
"category": "AWS SDK for Java v2",
"contributor": "gosar",
"description": "This release contains a major internal refactor of authentication. The refactor is part of moving the SDK to Smithy Reference Architecture.\n\nIt paves the way for new features to be released over the coming months, e.g., SDK plugins and custom auth schemes. These will be released to individual service SDKs in a phased rollout.\n\nAlso, with this release:\n* custom 3rd party credential providers can be created with fewer SDK dependencies.\n* new signers can be used with fewer SDK dependencies.\n\nSince this is a major refactor, this release bumps the minor version of the SDK to 2.21. So keep an eye out for behavioral changes."

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Is there a link for the smithy reference architecture? Or should we just say "a standardized AWS SDK architecture"

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How about:

This release contains a major internal refactor of authentication. The refactor is part of moving the SDK to a standardized AWS SDK architecture.

It paves the way for new features to be released over the coming months: SDK plugins to provide a unified interface to add third-party functionality to the SDK and the ability to define additional ways of authenticating with services.

With this release, custom 3rd party credential providers can be created with fewer SDK dependencies (with the new identity-spi module), and AWS signers can be used with fewer SDK dependencies (with the new http-auth-aws module).

Because this is a major refactor that may result in backwards-compatible behavior changes, this release bumps the minor version of the SDK to 2.21."

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It's planned to be published in Q4. I thought better to atleast use that terminology, so that later when someone is looking, they'll find it.

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Updated with Matt's suggestion

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