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Given we have an S3 bucket with the following content:
dir1- |-subdir1 |-subdir2 |-file1 dir2- |-file2
Connecting to the bucket like in the s3-example, i would suspect to get the top-level "directories" dir1 and dir2 in the bucket by doing
dir1
dir2
box[''].entries
or
box['/'].entries
This does not work, the result is []
[]
However, doing
box['dir1'].entries
we get back an array containing subdir1, subdir1 and file1 as expected.
subdir1
file1
So the behavior in the top level seems to be a bug.
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Agreed, the box['/'].entries should work, looks like a bug.
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This pull request should fix it: al6x/vos#8
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Given we have an S3 bucket with the following content:
Connecting to the bucket like in the s3-example, i would suspect to get the top-level "directories"
dir1
anddir2
in the bucket by doingor
This does not work, the result is
[]
However, doing
we get back an array containing
subdir1
,subdir1
andfile1
as expected.
So the behavior in the top level seems to be a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: