Add S3_KEY_PREFIX environment variable
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Solution to #16320 and #27904
Adds the
S3_KEY_PREFIXenvironment variable that enables you to prefix your object keys with the specified path.This feature is useful for those who wish to host multiple mastodon instances on the same bucket.
Some object storage services like Backblaze only allow you to have 100 buckets associated with your account.
This becomes problematic for hosting providers or people who use a large amount of buckets.
This variable creates an easy solution to this problem and brings functionalities similar to
PAPERCLIP_ROOT_URLto people using object storage.Other fediverse applications already support this feature:
I tried my best to follow the coding conventions, but I apologies if missed anything. I am not a ruby dev.