Fabrizio
Fabrizio
Closing in favor of #207 for recursive deletes
tests are now also giving: ``` InvalidAccessKeyId: The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records. ```
@dpmillerau are you able to file a PR with the fix?
Yes, this is a tricky one to fix, since they both try to call `s3.deleteExpired()` resulting in deleting each other files and the assertion then fails. maybe we can create...
> Parallel nature of this class can cause file corruption when upload of any part fails (except the one which is last in that moment). > If upload of any...
> I don't think that argument is true. AFAIK, UploadPart (just like PutObject) will not keep any data if the request fails before the entire data has been transferred. You...
@Acconut @Murderlon implementation wise yes all edge runtimes are following the same standards and most runtimes do support request streaming. Also, I would expect users using the client side `chunkSize`...
Hi @dorryspears thanks a lot for your suggestions. > For a lot of these endpoints in the link I have above, they have "wildcard" specified. > This seems ambiguous to...
@bombillazo I generally agree that allowing Storing arbritary metadata could be a nice feature to have in Storage. Will add this on the roadmap! 🎉
This is now fixed, move will not create a new id. However, the copy command will still need to create a new object since it is a brand new object