Add custom load() for s3.Bucket #128
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Test fixed. Should be ready to look at now. |
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| def bucket_load(self, *args, **kwargs): | ||
| """Fake s3.Bucket.load method. |
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If this is a custom method, I will use this docstring because it is not modeled in the resource model.
I have been auto-documenting the load and reload methods as the following:
Calls [service].Client.[method]() to update the attributes of the [name_of_resource] resource.
So maybe do it as?
Calls s3.Client.list_objects() to update the attributes of the Object resource.
Then you can move the original docstring to a comment or into the inject method.
Let me know what you think.
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Sounds good, I'll update.
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Looks good. I just had a few comments. 🚢 |
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Feedback incorporated. |
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Thanks. 🚢 |
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Would like some feedback on whether we want this change. This is proposed from #102.
It does solve the problem that you will no longer get a confusing error when accessing
bucket.creation_date, but we have to make a ListBuckets requests to get this information.cc @kyleknap @mtdowling @trevorrowe