distilled-aws 0.0.12 → 0.0.13

package/package.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "name": "distilled-aws",
   "module": "index.ts",
-  "version": "0.0.12",
+  "version": "0.0.13",
   "type": "module",
   "publishConfig": {
     "access": "public"

package/src/patch/discover-errors.ts

@@ -479,12 +479,21 @@ We need to discover the ACTUAL error codes returned by AWS APIs and compare them
 8. When you're satisfied you've found all discoverable errors and cleaned up, provide a summary of what you found.
 
 ## Important Notes
+- This is a SANDBOX AWS account - ALL RESOURCES CAN BE SAFELY DELETED!
 - You're running against LocalStack, so you can safely make any API calls - CREATE RESOURCES FREELY!
 - Use ListOperations to find helper operations (CreateBucket, PutObject, DeleteBucket) for setting up test scenarios
 - Focus on discovering UNIQUE errors - don't repeat the same error condition
 - ALWAYS set up resources when testing state-dependent errors
 - Keep going until you've exhausted reasonable input variations AND state-based scenarios
 - Always provide ALL required fields, even if with dummy values
+
+## Handling Limit Errors
+If you encounter errors indicating a limit has been exceeded (e.g., "LimitExceeded", "TooManyBuckets", "QuotaExceeded", "ResourceLimitExceeded", or similar), **DO NOT HESITATE TO DELETE EXISTING RESOURCES** to make room for your tests:
+- List existing resources using appropriate List* operations
+- Delete old/unused resources to free up quota
+- Then retry your operation
+- This is a sandbox environment - treat ALL resources as expendable and safe to remove
+- Never let limit errors block your exploration - just clean up and continue
 `;
 
 const discover = Command.make(

package/src/services/ec2.ts

@@ -69650,10 +69650,22 @@ export class AuthFailure extends S.TaggedError<AuthFailure>()(
   "AuthFailure",
   {},
 ) {}
+export class InvalidAddressNotFound extends S.TaggedError<InvalidAddressNotFound>()(
+  "InvalidAddress.NotFound",
+  {},
+) {}
 export class InvalidAllocationIDNotFound extends S.TaggedError<InvalidAllocationIDNotFound>()(
   "InvalidAllocationID.NotFound",
   {},
 ) {}
+export class InvalidIPAddressInUse extends S.TaggedError<InvalidIPAddressInUse>()(
+  "InvalidIPAddress.InUse",
+  {},
+) {}
+export class AddressLimitExceeded extends S.TaggedError<AddressLimitExceeded>()(
+  "AddressLimitExceeded",
+  {},
+) {}
 export class InvalidAMIIDNotFound extends S.TaggedError<InvalidAMIIDNotFound>()(
   "InvalidAMIID.NotFound",
   {},
@@ -70745,7 +70757,9 @@ export const releaseAddress: (
   ReleaseAddressResponse,
   | AuthFailure
   | DryRunOperation
+  | InvalidAddressNotFound
   | InvalidAllocationIDNotFound
+  | InvalidIPAddressInUse
   | InvalidParameterCombination
   | InvalidParameterValue
   | MissingParameter
@@ -70757,7 +70771,9 @@ export const releaseAddress: (
   errors: [
     AuthFailure,
     DryRunOperation,
+    InvalidAddressNotFound,
     InvalidAllocationIDNotFound,
+    InvalidIPAddressInUse,
     InvalidParameterCombination,
     InvalidParameterValue,
     MissingParameter,
@@ -70979,12 +70995,12 @@ export const allocateAddress: (
   input: AllocateAddressRequest,
 ) => effect.Effect<
   AllocateAddressResult,
-  CommonErrors,
+  AddressLimitExceeded | CommonErrors,
   Credentials | Rgn | HttpClient.HttpClient
 > = /*@__PURE__*/ /*#__PURE__*/ API.make(() => ({
   input: AllocateAddressRequest,
   output: AllocateAddressResult,
-  errors: [],
+  errors: [AddressLimitExceeded],
 }));
 /**
  * Allocates a Dedicated Host to your account. At a minimum, specify the supported
@@ -86882,12 +86898,12 @@ export const runInstances: (
   input: RunInstancesRequest,
 ) => effect.Effect<
   Reservation,
-  ParseError | CommonErrors,
+  InvalidAMIIDNotFound | ParseError | CommonErrors,
   Credentials | Rgn | HttpClient.HttpClient
 > = /*@__PURE__*/ /*#__PURE__*/ API.make(() => ({
   input: RunInstancesRequest,
   output: Reservation,
-  errors: [ParseError],
+  errors: [InvalidAMIIDNotFound, ParseError],
 }));
 /**
  * Accept a VPC peering connection request. To accept a request, the VPC peering connection must