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Git is already versioned, S3 support versioning and any file copied into the sandbox, is well a copy, so I am not sure what is the angle here. Other than that

by _pdp_ 5mo ago

Git is already versioned, S3 support versioning and any file copied into the sandbox, is well a copy, so I am not sure what is the angle here. Other than that it looks cool!

gatvol 5mo ago
Doesn't s3 now have versioning + POSIX mounts?
- sudb 5mo ago
  Yep! https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/launching-s3-files-making-s3-buckets-accessible-as-file-systems/ https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/launching-s3-files-making-s...
  - _pdp_ 5mo ago
    Thanks. This is actually interesting. The only downside is that it only works within AWS.
    - revv00 5mo ago
      JuiceFS for posix but lack of versioning
- ozkatz 5mo ago
  S3 offers versioning at the single file level. Imagine an agent dropping a directory with 1m images in it. just figuring out what happened and what got dropped, restoring it one by one, etc. - doable, but ergonomics are a bit lacking.
- otterley 5mo ago
  S3 Files is not POSIX compliant and doesn’t claim to be so. For example, atomic renames aren’t supported.