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The problem here is that if you're providing a public s3 compatible object storage system, you likely have a number of users using the aws sdk directly. It's no
by smw 2y ago
The problem here is that if you're providing a public s3 compatible object storage system, you likely have a number of users using the aws sdk directly. It's not your dependencies, it's your users' dependencies that caused the issue.
- immibis 2y agoWhich you told them to use.
- onei 2y agoIt's not even just your users. I work on a S3-compatible service where a good chunk of the test suite is built on the AWS SDK. In reality, AWS are the reference S3 implementation. Every other implementation I've seen has a compatibility page somewhere stating which features they don't support. This is just another to add to the list.