Adds latest IAM updates from AWS

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Adds latest IAM updates from AWS

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Expanded AWS integration with new actions that enhance management of load balancers and support interactions.
  • Added VPC-based condition keys to improve configuration flexibility.

• Documentation

  • Updated statistics reflecting increased counts for actions and conditions.
  • Incremented the project version to mark the latest release.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces three new AWS actions—elasticloadbalancing:ModifyIpPools, support:GetInteraction, and support:StartInteraction—as well as two new condition keys—codeconnections:VpcId and codestar-connections:VpcId. In addition, numerical statistics in the documentation (actions and condition keys counts) have been updated and the project version has been incremented from 0.680.0 to 0.681.0. These changes are reflected across the changelog, stats files, and documentation configuration.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
CHANGELOG/v0.681.0.md, stats/actions/elasticloadbalancing, stats/actions/support, stats/conditions/codeconnections, stats/conditions/codestar-connections	Added new AWS actions (elasticloadbalancing:ModifyIpPools, support:GetInteraction, support:StartInteraction) with corresponding permissions and introduced new condition keys (codeconnections:VpcId, codestar-connections:VpcId).
README.md, docs/.../index.rst	Updated numerical statistics of supported AWS actions (18398 → 18401) and condition keys (1929 → 1931).
VERSION, docs/.../conf.py	Incremented version number from 0.680.0 to 0.681.0.

Possibly related PRs

• Adds latest IAM updates from AWS #819: Contains changes that add new actions and condition keys, aligning with the expanded AWS IAM functionalities introduced here.
• Adds latest IAM updates from AWS #1178: Introduces additions to actions and condition keys similar to this update, reflecting a consistent approach to enhancing AWS service management.

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• CHANGELOG/v0.681.0.md (1 hunks)
• README.md (1 hunks)
• VERSION (1 hunks)
• docs/source/conf.py (1 hunks)
• docs/source/index.rst (1 hunks)
• stats/actions/elasticloadbalancing (1 hunks)
• stats/actions/support (1 hunks)
• stats/conditions/codeconnections (1 hunks)
• stats/conditions/codestar-connections (1 hunks)

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• GitHub Check: Test cdk-iam-floyd
• GitHub Check: Test iam-floyd
• GitHub Check: Automerge CI

🔇 Additional comments (11)

stats/actions/elasticloadbalancing (1)

53-53: Addition of new elasticloadbalancing action looks good

The new action ModifyIpPools with Write access level has been properly added to the elasticloadbalancing actions list. This addition aligns with the PR objective of integrating the latest IAM updates from AWS.

stats/actions/support (2)

19-19: New support:GetInteraction action added correctly

The addition of the GetInteraction action with Read access level is properly incorporated into the support actions list.

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27-27: New support:StartInteraction action added correctly

The addition of the StartInteraction action with Write access level is properly incorporated into the support actions list.

VERSION (1)

1-1: Version increment from 0.680.0 to 0.681.0 is appropriate

The version has been updated from 0.680.0 to 0.681.0, which is appropriate for a minor update that adds new IAM entities without breaking changes.

stats/conditions/codeconnections (1)

16-16: New codeconnections VpcId condition key added correctly

The addition of the VpcId condition key is properly incorporated into the codeconnections conditions list. This aligns with the PR description of including latest IAM updates from AWS.

docs/source/conf.py (1)

27-27: Version bump looks good

The version has been correctly updated from 0.680.0 to 0.681.0, which aligns with the new AWS IAM updates introduced in this PR.

stats/conditions/codestar-connections (1)

16-16: New condition key properly added

The addition of codestar-connections:VpcId as a new condition key follows the same format and naming convention as other condition keys in this file.

docs/source/index.rst (1)

34-34: Statistics properly updated

The documentation correctly reflects the addition of 3 new AWS actions (18,398 → 18,401) and 2 new condition keys (1,929 → 1,931) as mentioned in the PR description.

Also applies to: 36-36

README.md (1)

20-20: README statistics aligned with documentation

The README has been properly updated to reflect the same statistics as in the documentation: 18,401 actions and 1,931 condition keys.

Also applies to: 22-22

CHANGELOG/v0.681.0.md (2)

1-6: New Actions Section – Formatting and Consistency Check

The new actions are clearly listed under the bold header and follow a consistent markdown list format. Please verify that the action names (e.g., elasticloadbalancing:ModifyIpPools) adhere to AWS naming conventions as expected in your IAM updates. Overall, the section is clear and readable.

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7-11: New Condition Keys Section – Clarity and Conventions

The new condition keys are appropriately introduced under a bold header and correctly listed. Ensure that the condition key names (e.g., codeconnections:VpcId and codestar-connections:VpcId) precisely match the AWS specification for IAM conditions. This section is concise and integrates well with the changelog format.

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