allowing AWS signing endpoint to be computed by the processed file #290
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@avikam-pagaya Thanks for your contribution. Can please provide an example for this? I'm planing to update the docs and this will help me. Thank you |
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Thanks for contributing @avikam-pagaya . Component with your contribution has been published in recent release v3.0.4 Happy Coding. |
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By allowing a user to change the signing endpoint, she can generate an s3 signature dependent on the designated file. This probably should be extended to the request parameters and headers as well.