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Multiple File Upload #6

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danielc2013 opened this issue Jun 6, 2019 · 2 comments
Open

Multiple File Upload #6

danielc2013 opened this issue Jun 6, 2019 · 2 comments
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@danielc2013
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Background
Currently, crossing-go allows for uploading a single KMS encrypted file. It would be advantageous to pull more than one

ToDo:
Take multiple files as an argument to crossing-go put and upload them to S3. The command would look like the following:
`crossing-go put -k alias/crossing-go-key <local_file> <s3_destination> <local_file> <s3_destination>

Definition of Done:

  • crossing-go can put multiple files to S3
  • Each file provided, can be put to a different endpoint
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So the idea would be that you could pass any number of <local_file> <s3_destination> combinations, as something like a comma separated list or something similar? I think a separator of some kind or some other format might be needed to make it both easier to parse and for the end user to write.

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jeffb4 commented Jun 26, 2019

standard unix util syntax would be varargs with the last arg being the destination (which keeps with the cp-like syntax already in use)

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