The AWS Deployment Framework (ADF) is an extensive and flexible framework to manage and deploy resources across multiple AWS accounts and regions based on AWS Organizations.
At the moment, if there is an AccessControl set on the S3 Bucket (in v3.2.0 ADF had this set), you cannot remove it and move to the new Bucket Ownership Rules.
The only option to move to the new Bucket Ownership Rules would be to add those and remove the AccessControl property after. However, since we need to allow customers to upgrade, we cannot do this in a single release.
What?
Added the Bucket Ownership Rules today, and keep the AccessControl for now.
We can remove the AccessControl property in a future version. While we instruct customers to first upgrade to v4.0.0 if they need to move to the version where this property is removed.
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Why?
At the moment, if there is an
AccessControlset on the S3 Bucket (in v3.2.0 ADF had this set), you cannot remove it and move to the new Bucket Ownership Rules.The only option to move to the new Bucket Ownership Rules would be to add those and remove the
AccessControlproperty after. However, since we need to allow customers to upgrade, we cannot do this in a single release.What?
Added the Bucket Ownership Rules today, and keep the
AccessControlfor now.We can remove the
AccessControlproperty in a future version. While we instruct customers to first upgrade to v4.0.0 if they need to move to the version where this property is removed.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.