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It would be nice if we could remove entire buckets from the system by clicking a button on the bucket listing page. We
would have to be careful to ensure that the item count is zero across all TLO before we remove it, but it should be
do-able.
The user should be able to clear buckets or remove individual items.
enhancement
Als Data Engineer möchte ich beim Speichern der Daten (Items) partionieren. Das heißt. hier sinnvolle Ablagestruktur
erstellen: Beispiel:
- year
- month
- day
hh_mm_ usefull_file_name ...
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dataEngineering
Eliminating the ability to create source blocks of water and lava with buckets makes water a much more valuable
commodity and prevents some forms of griefing like encasing building in cobblestone by repeated application of lava and
water.
Hello @thomasjbradley
I can t seam to see any of the images I have put into my site. I m trying to make buckets that will link to other pages
but they don t display.
Thanks
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... = aws_s3_bucket.www_bucket.website_endpoint The attribute website_endpoint is deprecated. Refer to the
provider documentation for details. (and 3 more similar warnings elsewhere)
cloudfront.tf references ...
Crafting wheat dough with a water bucket returns two empty buckets instead of one.
bug
update pending
Having discrete buckets for storage would be really nice for clearing out storage.
1. It would potentially allow Clear Site Data to target a subset of the storage, reducing collateral damage during
usage
2. Makes it easier to manage and prioritize storage when storage allocation is low
later

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