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I think a "/" got left out somewhere... Consider this test case:
$ stick upload --bucket $REPO_BUCKET --baseurl $REPO_URL --prefix test3 dist/* Found credentials in environment variables. Uploading distributions to https://dssbmkth3q2xw.cloudfront.nettest3/ Downloading test3/dryice/manifest.json Uploading test3/dryice/dryice-0.0.3-py2.py3-none-any.whl Uploading test3/dryice/manifest.json Uploading test3/dryice/0.0.3/json Uploading test3/dryice/0.0.3/ Uploading test3/dryice/json Uploading test3/dryice/ Uploading test3/dryice/dryice-0.0.3.tar.gz Uploading test3/dryice/manifest.json Uploading test3/dryice/0.0.3/json Uploading test3/dryice/0.0.3/ Uploading test3/dryice/json Uploading test3/dryice/ Looking for projects in test3/ Uploading test3/
Note the generated URL has the hostname and prefix run together. I confirmed this actually is written into the metadata also:
$ curl -u $REPO_USER:$REPO_PASS $REPO_URL/test3/ <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Simple Index</title> <meta name="generator" content="stick/0.5.1"> </head> <body> <a href="https://dssbmkth3q2xw.cloudfront.nettest3/dryice/">dryice</a><br> </body> </html>
Naturally the content is not retrievable. :(
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Yeah, I added a note to the docs that you should include a trailing slash, but I guess validating it isn't a bad idea.
Fixed by 39e629f
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I think a "/" got left out somewhere... Consider this test case:
Note the generated URL has the hostname and prefix run together. I confirmed this actually is written into the metadata also:
Naturally the content is not retrievable. :(
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: