HoustonPutman commented on pull request #120:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/120#issuecomment-893609933


   Sorry was actually going to comment today. I have some local changes that 
generally make the experience better, in my opinion. Will probably push soon, 
but the biggest change is this:
   
   It removes the ability for the s3 object name to start with a `/`. This is 
because figuring out the correct location URI to use was beyond confusing to me 
when the `/` was required to start. If we auto-remove any `/` at the begging of 
the location (and update some of the logic around this), then it's practically 
impossible for users to pass a `location` that results in an error.
   
   This is a major change, but I think a big improvement in terms of usability. 
Is there a reason why you mandated paths that start with `/` in the first 
place? This doesn't seem to be an S3 standard, and is definitely not easy to do 
when creating directories in the S3 UI...
   
   I've made some other changes that I think are good and do not negatively 
impact s3 performance. Will post this patch when y'all have signed off on the 
change above ^.
   
   In the meantime there are things that need to be done before this is ready 
to be merged:
   
   - [ ] Documentation of the S3 Repo option in the solr-ref-guide
   - [ ] The tests currently have a lot of asserts without comments, these 
should be easy to debug when tests fail. Please add messages to any asserts 
there.
   - [ ] Finish debugging the async error, if it still occurs.


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