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@adyekjaer Alright. Thanks. That's bad news for me. I got that the intention was different from reading the README, but the Stack Overflow post seemed to be posted by the maintainer of this repo.
I guess this issue can be closed if it's not possible to do what I want.
Right, well usually the need is to replay events not to actually change the timestamp. I'm pretty sure this requires you to write a bit of code that copy/pastes the object. You can if need be select an object or a full "directory" in the S3 console and select copy, then paste.
I'm trying to use the plugin as suggested in this Stack Overflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/a/50396550/6478211
aws s3 touch my-bucket --prefix myfolder/
Expected outcome: files located in
myfolder
have their timestamps updated to current date.Actual outcome: nothing happens.
I will gladly provide more information if you ask. Right now I'm not sure about what to provide.
s3touch version:
master: fef8f40edc457b945139b14bb2c88bde66b2f3d7
aws-cli version:
aws-cli/1.16.300 Python/3.6.9 Linux/5.0.0-37-generic botocore/1.13.36
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