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Now pins to click>=8.0, which should avoid a bug where installing this on a machine with an older version of Click present would lead to the commands failing to register. #25
s3-ocr --help now includes links to the documentation and changelog.
s3-ocr start now automatically pauses and then retries if Textract complains that there are too many jobs running. This can be turned into an early exit with an error message using the new --no-retry option. #21
New s3-ocr start --dry-run option for displaying what would happen without starting the OCR process. #22
Textract now runs in the same region as the S3 bucket it is writing to, avoiding an error. #24
Ability to run OCR against just the PDF files contained within a specific folder in the S3 bucket, using s3-ocr start my-bucket --prefix my-prefix/. #20
New command: s3-ocr dedupe my-bucket - scans the bucket for any new files that are duplicates of files that have already been OCRd and writes out job results to reuse existing OCR results and avoid processing them a second time in the future. #19
Breaking change: the order of arguments for s3-ocr index <bucket> <database_file> has been swapped, for consistency with other commands. #9
Breaking change: the start command no longer defaults to processing every .pdf file in the bucket. It now accepts a list of keys, or use the --all option to process every PDF file. #10
New s3-ocr fetch <bucket> <path> command for fetching the raw OCR JSON data for that file. #7
New s3-ocr text <bucket> <path> command for outputting just the extracted OCR text for a specified file. #8