new EC2 code (still failing/disabled)

src/aws.zig

@@ -193,15 +193,16 @@ pub fn Request(comptime action: anytype) type {
                 });
             defer options.client.allocator.free(query);
 
-            const body = if (Self.service_meta.aws_protocol == .query)
+            // Note: EC2 avoided the Action={s}&Version={s} in the body, but it's
+            // but it's required, so I'm not sure why that code was put in
+            // originally?
+            const body =
                 try std.fmt.allocPrint(options.client.allocator, "Action={s}&Version={s}{s}{s}", .{
-                    action.action_name,
-                    Self.service_meta.version,
-                    continuation,
-                    buffer.items,
-                })
-            else // EC2
-                try std.fmt.allocPrint(options.client.allocator, "{s}", .{buffer.items});
+                action.action_name,
+                Self.service_meta.version,
+                continuation,
+                buffer.items,
+            });
             defer options.client.allocator.free(body);
             return try Self.callAws(.{
                 .query = query,

src/main.zig

@@ -169,8 +169,15 @@ pub fn main() anyerror!void {
                     std.log.err("no functions to work with", .{});
                 }
             },
+            // TODO: This test fails with broken LLVM module
             .ec2_query_no_input => {
                 std.log.err("EC2 Test disabled due to compiler bug", .{});
+                // Describe regions is a simpler request and easier to debug
+                // const instances = try client.call(services.ec2.describe_regions.Request{}, options);
+                // defer instances.deinit();
+                // std.log.info("region count: {d}", .{instances.response.regions.?.len});
+
+                // Describe instances is more interesting
                 // const instances = try client.call(services.ec2.describe_instances.Request{}, options);
                 // defer instances.deinit();
                 // std.log.info("reservation count: {d}", .{instances.response.reservations.len});