Add sync downstream option #49
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…true' then the specified AWS S3 directory is used as source instead of destination. This makes it possible to sync a remote directory in AWS S3 to be synchronized downstream with a local directory.
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Would very much like a downstream option. |
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Would very much like a downstream option also! |
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I came across a special case that required me to sync "downstream" from my ASW S3 directory to my local repository (instead of the sync/upload scenario).
I didn't want to break the way it works so I added a new "AWS_DOWNSTREAM" environment variable. If it's set and true then the SOURCE_DIR is reversed with the DEST_DIR. In this case the DEST_DIR is used as source (AWS S3 directory) and the action will sync/download the contents of the AWS S3 directory to specified local directory.
Let me know if you would find this change/addition useful 🙂.