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For any reasonable sized environment, the aws s3 ls will return a large number of bucket names, and most of them are not related to the user's interests. It will be great to have a configuration somewhere, that filter out the unrelated bucket names and only display the ones users want.
Let's make sure users know this only filters out in the UI, not by underlying permission.
An example is to check if there is a config file under current user's home folder. If yes, use a predefined parameter in that file to filter.
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For any reasonable sized environment, the aws s3 ls will return a large number of bucket names, and most of them are not related to the user's interests. It will be great to have a configuration somewhere, that filter out the unrelated bucket names and only display the ones users want.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: