Config arguments such as ACL not passed to copy
See original GitHub issueThe rename()
method calls Bucket.copy()
which does not accept configuration arguments as normal kwargs
. Instead, the configuration arguments should be passed in as ExtraArgs
. (reference)
As a result, if I have ACL
in my config, the result of a rename()
operation fails to apply the correct ACL to my renamed file.
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Deployed Version: 0.3.02
Looks great! I merged the PR
I’ll update here with version number when I’ll finish