refactor(parser): Improve Transfer Family models with examples and descriptions#7294
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…scriptions Enhances the Transfer Family parser models with field descriptions and examples using Pydantic's Field() functionality. This improvement provides better documentation and metadata for Transfer Family event parsing, following the pattern established in PR aws-powertools#7100. All field descriptions are based on official AWS Transfer Family Lambda authorizer documentation and include realistic examples from actual test events. Closes aws-powertools#7119
Replace specific password examples with placeholder format to resolve SonarQube security hotspots while maintaining documentation value.
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Remove IP address examples from source_ip field to avoid triggering security pipelines in customer environments as requested by leandrodamascena.
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Thanks @dcabib! Approved.
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Issue number: #7119
Summary
Enhances the Transfer Family parser models with field descriptions and examples using Pydantic's Field() functionality. This improvement provides better documentation and metadata for Transfer Family event parsing, following the pattern established in PR #7100.
Changes
Added Field() descriptions and examples to the Transfer Family parser model:
TransferFamilyAuthorizer- Lambda authorizer event model with comprehensive field documentationAll field descriptions are based on official AWS Transfer Family Lambda authorizer documentation
Examples sourced from actual test events (transferFamilyAuthorizer.json) and AWS documentation
Maintains 100% backward compatibility - no breaking changes to type annotations or validation logic
Preserves existing field aliases (serverId, sourceIp) and IPvAnyAddress type validation
User experience
Customers will be able to see examples and descriptions when using Transfer Family parser models, providing:
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Is this a breaking change? No
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Closes #7119