This adds support for DigitalOcean Spaces, and other providers. The former syncs perfectly, and was a breeze to set up and work with. But in the end it doesn't support index.html resolving, so isn't suited for website for now. They're working on it though:
Customers have also been asking to host static websites from their Spaces as well. This feature is currently under development and will serve as a building block for a front-end-as-a-service solution that leverages some of the core building blocks of the object storage and CDN infrastructure that customers have come to love.
I've also simplified two AWS SDK specific try/catch blocks, because the AwsException-specific methods didn't return the right errors in this case, and the default getMessage always returns something meaningful. Maybe the type hints are a bit explicit now, but at least you know what you're getting.
This adds support for DigitalOcean Spaces, and other providers. The former syncs perfectly, and was a breeze to set up and work with. But in the end it doesn't support
index.htmlresolving, so isn't suited for website for now. They're working on it though:I've also simplified two AWS SDK specific try/catch blocks, because the
AwsException-specific methods didn't return the right errors in this case, and the defaultgetMessagealways returns something meaningful. Maybe the type hints are a bit explicit now, but at least you know what you're getting.