Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject / 2.0.0

Summary

Removes named objects from a bucket, several in one call, and lets you decide whether an object that was already gone counts as a problem.

Typical use — cleaning up after a transfer, where treating a missing object as success keeps a re-run of the same Process from failing

Input parameters.

Name	Type	Default	Example	Description
Objects	`S3ObjectArray[]`	–	`[ { BucketName: "ExampleBucket", Key: "ExampleKey", VersionId: "1" }, { BucketName: "ExampleBucket", Key: "ExampleKey2", VersionId: "" } ]`	Array of S3 objects to be deleted. Each object contains bucket name, key, and optional version ID.
ActionOnObjectNotFound	`NotExistsHandler`	`None`	`NotExistsHandler.None`	Defines how to handle objects that don't exist: None (Default): Task doesn't check if the object exists before deletion. Each delete operation will return version ID and be included in DeletedObjects unless an exception occurs. Info: Task will check if the object exists before each delete operation. Non-existing objects will be skipped and included in DeletedObjects with null version ID. Throw: Throw an exception if any object doesn't exist. Task will check all objects in Input.Objects before starting the delete process. Possible values: `None`: Task doesn't check if the object exists before the delete operation. Each delete operation will return versionid and success = true unless an exception occurs. `Info`: Each nonexisting object will return Success = false and an error message. `Throw`: Throw an exception if the object doesn't exists. Task will check all objects listed in Input.Objects before continuing to delete process.