Prevent it from deleting?

[bradvogel]

I'm using gulp-awspublish-router the following way:

  gulp.src('./public/**/*')
    .pipe(rename(function(path) {
      path.dirname = argv.s3dir + '/' + path.dirname;
    }))
    .pipe(awspublishRouter({
      cache: {
        cacheTime: 315360000 // 1 yr
      },
      routes: {
        '\.js$': {
          'Content-Type': 'application/javascript; charset=UTF-8',
          gzip: true
        },

        '\.css$': {
          'Content-Type': 'text/css; charset=UTF-8',
          gzip: true
        },

        // pass-through for anything that wasn't matched by routes above, to be uploaded with default options
        "^.+$": "$&"
      }
    }))
    .pipe(publisher.publish())
    .pipe(publisher.sync())
    .pipe(awspublish.reporter());

and I noticed that it automatically deletes existing files in the S3 bucket. So if befdf5efc8a4fa1485d0c5e01f2c7d10ebf981be/build.js was the new file, the file e25553ae888bc735187939c64cfe4e47ed5e289e/build.js would get deleted.

[01:11:25] [create] befdf5efc8a4fa1485d0c5e01f2c7d10ebf981be/build.js
[01:11:33] [delete] e25553ae888bc735187939c64cfe4e47ed5e289e/build.js

Is there a simple way to prevent it from doing so?

[jussi-kalliokoski]

Hmm, this would probably be fixed by removing the sync() line, as what that does is remove the objects that don't exist on your local machine from the bucket.

[bradvogel]

Oh yes, thanks! Completely overlooked that.