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Prior to this commit, jclouds wouldn't allow you to interact with any buckets in S3 that were named with uppercase characters. Per AWS S3 docs, this non-standard naming is valid in US regions only. This update fixes jclouds so that it can interact with, and even attempt to create, buckets with uppercase characters for AWS S3 without actually impacting other S3 implementations. This fix also will not have any impact in non-US regions other than instead of a bucket name validation error you'll get an InvalidBucketName error back from AWS S3 when you attempt to create a bucket with an uppercase character in a non-US region. To summarize, nothing changes other than US regions now allow creation of bucket names with upper case characters and jclouds now can interact with these non-standard named buckets without failure. |
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README.txt
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