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The expected order would be: o.swiftstack.org-sync, s3-api-test-bucket, ss-api-test-bucket-frankfurt, ss-bench-test-oregon, swiftstack-bounce.
The client then submits one more request with the marker set to ss-bench-test-oregon, which returns one more result swiftstack-bounce. Setting the marker to that container returns no new results, which is correct.
I wonder if this is related to the AWS LIST API changes? Will try to investigate.
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AccountResource.getAccount generates this response. It sorts entries for only the transient blobstore, curious since BlobStore.list() should always return sorted output. AWS has not changed any of its APIs; it has only added a second list keys RPC.
I'm observing this with the following container names: s3-api-test-bucket, s3-apit-test-bucket-frankfurt, ss-bench-test-oregon, and swiftstack-bounce.
Specifically, the results for the LIST request look as follows:
The expected order would be: o.swiftstack.org-sync, s3-api-test-bucket, ss-api-test-bucket-frankfurt, ss-bench-test-oregon, swiftstack-bounce.
The client then submits one more request with the marker set to
ss-bench-test-oregon
, which returns one more resultswiftstack-bounce
. Setting the marker to that container returns no new results, which is correct.I wonder if this is related to the AWS LIST API changes? Will try to investigate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: