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Why is @aws-sdk/node-http-handler suddenly deprecated? #5006

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Smithy is a language for defining services and SDKs. It is open source software maintained by AWS.

Smithy is used to generate both the AWS SDK for JavaScript v3, and other similar SDKs not necessarily related to AWS. Therefore, we decided to detach the AWS SDK namespace from core components used outside of AWS, such as the generic node http handler.

This is in effect a rename. Code examples and interfaces will continue to work with @smithy/* packages moved over from @aws-sdk/*.

@RanVaknin @srchase please create a pinned issue with any additional information you think is useful in answering questions related to this migration/renaming.

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