How to download publicly available objects from blob storage?
See original GitHub issueI have some files in blob storage that I want publicly available, but I"m unsure of how someone would fetch them.
It looks like the azure.storage.common.storageclient module
is the right way to go, but It’s unclear how to use this.
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The sample code linked above is very unclear.
The proper way to do this is given that you’ve published a container
azure-webjob-hosts
with account namefoo
, you would call -I hope that helps, @apengwin.
It would be nice to have better sample code for future reference.
ah sorry, edited above. thanks for the catch.