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QSS3KeyPrefix should end with a '/' #50
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If it doesn't, the bastion host cannot find its init script and subsequently the stack cannot boot.
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Sorry, In aws-quickstart#50 I forgot to also change the regex for the `QSS3KeyPrefix` in the master template.
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QSS3KeyPrefix should end with a '/'
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Sorry, In #50 I forgot to also change the regex for the `QSS3KeyPrefix` in the master template.
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If it doesn't, the bastion host cannot find its init script and subsequently the stack cannot boot.