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Use aws-sdk directly insted of through s3client (fixes #35) #39
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Use aws-sdk directly insted of through s3client (fixes #35)
The s3client module is unmaintained and indirectly depends on a vulnerable version of the minimist module. Since it already depends on the aws-sdk module, this change means we can remove a number of dependencies without loss of functionality.
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Francois Marier
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I wasn't able to find all of the old options since the API has changed significantly. It's not clear to me that they are needed though.