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Motivation
In some cases, an individual physical file does not make sense by itself but only because it is part of a set of files organized in folders and subfolders which depends on the consumer.
However, we still want to register this directory to Delta and the knowledge graph.
This first ticket is about creating a file set in Nexus when the physical folder is already available in S3.
The use case for that is registering legacy files in the legacy bucket.
Acceptance criteria
Directories are only available for S3 storages
The user can provide an id or have it generated (like the files operations)
The user provides an object key
The user can optionally provide metadata (name, description, keyword)
The provided object key must point to an existing object and must be a folder
The directory is indexed in Blazegraph and Elasticsearch
The directory must have an origin field as it will be possible to register it in other ways later
Errors are returned if the user does not have the permission, if a resource already exists with that id, ...
Not in scope
No analysis is done on the content of the folder as it may contain a lot of objects
Update / tagging / deprecation operations
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Motivation
In some cases, an individual physical file does not make sense by itself but only because it is part of a set of files organized in folders and subfolders which depends on the consumer.
However, we still want to register this directory to Delta and the knowledge graph.
This first ticket is about creating a file set in Nexus when the physical folder is already available in S3.
The use case for that is registering legacy files in the legacy bucket.
Acceptance criteria
Not in scope
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: