v3.0.0

This release officially supports Python 3. 🎉 🎉 🎉

v1.6.0

Features/changes:

• cpobj now accepts multiple source files
• deprecated homebrew. Please use pip exclusively going forward.
• changed the behavior of rmobj to be more consistent with rm:
  • rmobj -f will not prompt the user if they want to delete files/directories at all.
  • rmobj -i is now needed if you want to be asked about every delete operation. If you just pass rmobj -r you will be asked only once now.

Bugfixes:

• rmobj is now more selective about removing key prefixes. This means that rmobj -rf bucket:foo will now remove everything under bucket:foo/*, but not bucket:foobar/. Thank you to @Sanghyun-Hong for reporting this bug!
• fixed a bug in cpobj where a single key could not be copied out of the object store with a different key name locally.
• more graceful logging of S3ResponseError for multipart uploads
• implemented better error messages if invalid credentials are being used
• the exit statuses in rmobj are now consistent with the behavior for rm. The exit status will be non-zero if there were failures removing something unless -f is specified, in which case the exit status will always be zero.

v1.3.1

This is mainly a bug fix release with a new feature thrown in as well!

Features:

• Use cmpobj -d to compare a local directory to a bucket. This will tell you what files exist locally but not remotely, remotely but not locally, and which files that exist in both locations contain differing content. (@raushan802)

Bugs:

• lsobj now catches all exceptions that can be thrown when getting or creating a bucket.
• Fixed an issue with cpobj throwing I/O errors when writing a file whose parent directory does not exist locally yet. This bug would manifest itself when the empty keys representing the parent directories of a key were missing.
• strip the OS path seperator (i.e. "/") from the right-hand side of a key name before checking for existance of key if the recursive option was not specified
• Wrap calls to delete keys and the bucket in rmobj so that we can catch errors more reliably and log them appropriately.

v1.3.0

• Added streamobj. This allows streaming uploads to an S3 storage entity without having to create an intermediary file. E.g. tar -cvf - myfiles/* | streamobj -n filearchive.tar mybucket:myfolder
• lsobj now defaults to just printing key names with no metadata. Pass the -l flag to gain the old behavior.

v1.2.0

This is the first widely-available (open-source!) release of the umobj utilities.