Remove the default slash from the S3 Prefix #19
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Remove the default slash from the S3 Prefix
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Hi,
The default / for the S3 Prefix setting is deceiving. If the user will use the / as its first character (as it is the tendency) S3 will create a "blank" folder, since directories in S3 are just an abstraction around the / character.
Cosmin