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In our current setup we have two Amazon accounts, AccountA and AccountB. Charts are pushed using the s3 plugin to a bucket repo by AccountA, but AccountB needs to install charts from the repo. Unfortunately, as AccountA owns the objects, this isn't possible.
We effectively have this scenario. The only way around it is to use the AccountA to explicitly grant permission to AccountB on the files after pushing them, or by using an acl parameter, e.g.
In our current setup we have two Amazon accounts, AccountA and AccountB. Charts are pushed using the s3 plugin to a bucket repo by AccountA, but AccountB needs to install charts from the repo. Unfortunately, as AccountA owns the objects, this isn't possible.
We effectively have this scenario. The only way around it is to use the AccountA to explicitly grant permission to AccountB on the files after pushing them, or by using an acl parameter, e.g.
when pushing the chart up initially.
What do you think about the ability to customise the permissions when pushing charts (and the index file)?
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