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Creating a session to do a S3 directory (S3Express) list_objects_v2 call fails.
Could not find any exact documentation or examples. It is my understanding that to get the benefit of low latency retrievals, I need to comment out this line and setup a session on the Client. At least that is how it works in the Python SDK. When I use a similar implementation on Boto3 Python -- using same bucket-configuration and credentials -- it works correct.
It also works correct when I set " .disable_s3_express_session_auth(true)" on the config Builder.
Expected Behavior
No error when doing a client operation using create_session. Using list_objects_v2 as example, but the issue also happens on other bucket operations (e.g. get_object).
Current Behavior
Tracing shows that the CreateSession call itself is succesful:
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Describe the bug
Creating a session to do a S3 directory (S3Express) list_objects_v2 call fails.
Could not find any exact documentation or examples. It is my understanding that to get the benefit of low latency retrievals, I need to comment out this line and setup a session on the Client. At least that is how it works in the Python SDK. When I use a similar implementation on Boto3 Python -- using same bucket-configuration and credentials -- it works correct.
It also works correct when I set " .disable_s3_express_session_auth(true)" on the config Builder.
Expected Behavior
No error when doing a client operation using create_session. Using list_objects_v2 as example, but the issue also happens on other bucket operations (e.g. get_object).
Current Behavior
Tracing shows that the CreateSession call itself is succesful:
Parsing however seems to fail:
Reproduction Steps
Possible Solution
It seems AWS API gives back CreateSessionResult, while parsing expects CreateSessionOutput ?
Additional Information/Context
No response
Version
Environment details (OS name and version, etc.)
Linux - 6.1.0-10-amd64 ( Debian )
Logs
No response
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