Closed gagaXD closed 6 years ago
Hello,
I recently configured this package to automatically upload my electron packages to a minio server. In order to achieve this, I use the S3 transport library.
Here is my configuration:
publisher.json
{ "transport": { "module": "s3", "accessKeyId": "myaccessKey", "secretAccessKey": "mysecretkey", "bucket": "bucket-name", "aws": { "endpoint": "https://minio.endpoint.com", "region": "eu-central-1", "s3ForcePathStyle": true, "signatureVersion": "v3", "gzip": true, "s3BucketEndpoint": true } } }
To work with minio, I add to set s3ForcePathStyle to true. This parameter generate url like this : https://minio.endpoint.com/bucket-name
https://minio.endpoint.com/bucket-name
The uploading file are stored in the right places :+1:
But, when I open my updates.json file, I can see that the generate url are not right.
https://minio.endpoint.com/bucket-name/path/to/release
https://bucket-name.s3.amazonaws.com/path/to/release
In the s3.js file, the return url is hardcoded, maybe we can use parameters to build the url, and retrun it.
I'll make a PR to improve that behaviour, feel free to tell me if I misunderstood somthing, or if my PR is not good enough.
Cheers.
Hello,
I recently configured this package to automatically upload my electron packages to a minio server. In order to achieve this, I use the S3 transport library.
Here is my configuration:
publisher.json
To work with minio, I add to set s3ForcePathStyle to true. This parameter generate url like this :
https://minio.endpoint.com/bucket-name
The uploading file are stored in the right places :+1:
But, when I open my updates.json file, I can see that the generate url are not right.
Expected URL Output
https://minio.endpoint.com/bucket-name/path/to/release
Actual output
https://bucket-name.s3.amazonaws.com/path/to/release
Solution
In the s3.js file, the return url is hardcoded, maybe we can use parameters to build the url, and retrun it.
I'll make a PR to improve that behaviour, feel free to tell me if I misunderstood somthing, or if my PR is not good enough.
Cheers.