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Upload different apps in the same bucket #2
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Agreed, it would be very handy to have an |
@mrtj I think I had it "highly suggested" because I didn't test it with multiple apps in the same bucket 😬 I can work on adding this feature though - it makes sense and I really don't know why I had it as that in the first place |
Wonderful! I would love to try your PR but being very newbie in ruby/ruby package manager I don't know how could I install a temporary version of aws_s3 plugin from your branch? |
@mrtj Try changing your
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@joshdholtz I've tried it out locally, works like a charm. You've got my vote for merging it into Thanks! |
Can you release version 0.2.2 so this is available without pointing the gemfile to a specific branch? |
@n1mda Should be released now! |
Hi, why "it is highly suggested that you make a separate bucket for each of the apps"? In our company we are maintaining dozens of app releases in a white-label manner so it is rather inconvenient to have a separate bucket just for the release of each of theses apps. Also, AWS accounts have a limit of 100 buckets by default and each app consumes a bucket from this pool shared with other buckets not used for releasing the apps. Instead the number of objects in a bucket is unlimited.
I tried to organize one bucket for all apps configuring the path parameter to include the bundle id:
but I noticed that
/index.html
and/version.json
is overwritten in the root folder of the bucket with the references to the last app uploaded. Is it possible to move these files in the folder specified bypath
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