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I understand this is a bug report and questions should be posted in the Community Forum
I searched issues and couldn’t find anything (or linked relevant results below)
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Steps to reproduce
I am using the metadata argument on the bucket function option to select the s3 bucket where I can upload the files. However, the argument is undefined. I follow this part of the documentation and I use this issue as a reference
I attempted to create a PR for this issue, but I encountered a hurdle related to multipart functions. Specifically, actions like abortMultipartUpload or signPartUpload require the bucket for execution. However, the requests for these actions lack metadata information, making it impossible to generate the bucket name.
A potential solution could involve implementing a mechanism similar to the one used for the key. This way, the createMultipartUpload method could return the bucket name, enabling its use in subsequent requests. I halted my PR attempt as I believe this decision might have significant implications.
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Link to runnable example
No response
Steps to reproduce
I am using the metadata argument on the
bucket
function option to select the s3 bucket where I can upload the files. However, the argument is undefined. I follow this part of the documentation and I use this issue as a referenceThis is part of my client config:
And this is my companion s3 config:
I investigated further and found that in some functions on the server component the metadata argument is not being passed, like here
Expected behavior
The metadata argument on the
bucket
will receive the user metadata like on themetadata
argument ongetKey
optionActual behavior
The argument is
undefined
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