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Why?

To ensure that email addresses or account ids are not exposed by accident,
this is the first step to ensure that the same example email addresses
and account ids are used. Such that a mechanism can be introduced to
prevent accidentally committing email addresses or account ids that are
not supposed to be share publicly.

What?

This step updates all the email addresses and account ids in the code and
documentation.

The instructions for our contributors received an update too.

In case you want to specify an example email address, please make use of
one of the following email addresses:

When you want to write documentation/tests and need an example account id, the
following account ids may be used:

  • 111111111111
  • 222222222222
  • ... to ...
  • 999999999999
  • or to show the length more easily:
  • 012345678910
  • 012345671234
  • 123456789012

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**Why?**

To ensure that email addresses or account ids are not exposed by accident,
this is the first step to ensure that the same example email addresses
and account ids are used. Such that a mechanism can be introduced to
prevent accidentally committing email addresses or account ids that are
not supposed to be share publicly.

**What?**

This step updates all the email addresses and account ids in the code and
documentation.

The instructions for our contributors received an update too.

In case you want to specify an example email address, please make use of
one of the following email addresses:

* `[email protected]`
* `[email protected]`
* `[email protected]`
* Or another `@example.com`
* For tests that could potentially create accounts (if mocks failed to work),
  please use `[email protected]` instead.

When you want to write documentation/tests and need an example account id, the
following account ids may be used:

* `111111111111`
* `222222222222`
* ... to ...
* `999999999999`
* or to show the length more easily:
* `012345678910`
* `012345671234`
* `123456789012`
@sbkok sbkok added enhancement New feature or request docs labels Dec 24, 2021
@sbkok sbkok added this to the v3.2.0 milestone Dec 24, 2021
StewartW
StewartW previously approved these changes Jan 5, 2022
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LGTM. Thanks! :shipit:

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thomasmcgannon previously approved these changes Jan 7, 2022
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Lots of dedication to cleaning up :D lgtm!

@sbkok sbkok dismissed stale reviews from thomasmcgannon and StewartW via 5e4452b January 7, 2022 14:20
@sbkok sbkok merged commit cdfa538 into awslabs:master Jan 7, 2022
@sbkok sbkok deleted the chore/fix-email-domains-and-account-ids branch January 7, 2022 15:56
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