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Releases: backdrop-contrib/s3fs

1.x-3.0.9

17 Jan 18:58
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Fixes a bug in the install file and updates the aws-sdk-php to 3.337.1.

1.x-3.0.8

18 Nov 19:21
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Fix module requiring undocumented fixed key names and instead get those from configuration from AleMadLei.

Fix custom hostnames Issue from bennybobw.

Composer was added to make management of the aws-sdk-php easier for the module maintainer. Users don't need to independently update the library, but they could if they wish.

1.x-3.0.7

17 May 17:15
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The awssdk library updated to the latest release: 3.307.0.

1.x-3.0.6

13 Oct 14:24
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Some bee_message functions were not wrapped in conditional statements.

1.x-3.0.5

13 Oct 02:51
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I think this solves an admin form problem where the configurations did not save correctly.

1.x-3.0.4

12 Oct 18:52
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Add back Drush commands.

Fix Bee messages.

Add message about AWS SDK back to status report.

Fix admin form so settings save.

1.x-3.0.3

06 Oct 17:50
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First full release of S3 File System for Backdrop CMS.

The Drush commands were converted to Bee commands.

The Use S3 for public:// files and Use S3 for private// files settings should now work.

The AWS keys must be configured in settings.php or by using the Key module.

1.x-3.0.2-alpha

15 Sep 03:08
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Small Readme changes regarding configuration storage.

1.x-3.0.1-alpha

15 Sep 03:07
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The ability to save aws keys in json configuration is removed. This must be done in settings.php.

1.x-3.0.0-alpha

01 May 00:22
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Initial release of S3 File System for Backdrop CMS.

Would like others to test. Moving the entire public files directory to s3 with the CSS, Javascript, and configuration does not seem to work.

Using s3 for just the public photos does seem to work.