Update S3 CopyObject example to use sourceBucket & sourceKey parameters #1942
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A recent update to the AWS SDK for Java v2 (aws/aws-sdk-java-v2#2612) enabled support for more user-friendly parameters for specifying the source bucket, key, and version ID for the S3 CopyObject operation. These new parameters are also automatically URL-encoded by the SDK, as most users would expect. This commit updates the dependency to the latest version for the S3 module and takes advantage of the new parameters, simplifying the example code to no longer need to URL encode. Related: awsdocs#740 awsdocs#759
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A recent update to the AWS SDK for Java v2 (aws/aws-sdk-java-v2#2612) enabled support for
more user-friendly parameters for specifying the source bucket, key, and version ID for the S3 CopyObject operation. These new parameters are also automatically URL-encoded by the SDK, as most users would expect.
This commit updates the dependency to the latest version for the S3 module and takes advantage of the new parameters, simplifying the example code to no longer need to URL encode.
Related:
#740
#759
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