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My urls look like this: "s3://https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/test-past3/s2/filesxx/jjj44/6564482-png" which isnt a valid url, and i use the urls directly in the browser. How do i have the s3 prefix, and the prefix for other storage backends (google, swift, etc) ?
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I think i understand now. The urls are stow specific urls. But how about getting a url that would work outside of the stow context?
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@tonyalaribe I think you can use: item.Url().Path Try and see if it's what you need ;)
item.Url().Path
There have been a couple of other asks for getting public facing urls:
#213 #187
Something for us to consider. Closing this out in favor of the others.
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My urls look like this: "s3://https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/test-past3/s2/filesxx/jjj44/6564482-png" which isnt a valid url, and i use the urls directly in the browser. How do i have the s3 prefix, and the prefix for other storage backends (google, swift, etc) ?
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