synctiles: don't set explicit public-read ACL on objects
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We're moving to a bucket with per-object ACLs disabled. This is simpler to administer but requires the bucket to be manually configured with a policy allowing public reads. synctiles does not set a bucket policy automatically, as it does with CORS, to avoid clobbering any nuanced policy configured by the bucket owner. Signed-off-by: Benjamin Gilbert <[email protected]>
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We're moving to a bucket with per-object ACLs disabled. This is simpler to administer but requires the bucket to be manually configured with a policy allowing public reads.
_synctiles.pydoes not set a bucket policy automatically, as it does with CORS, to avoid clobbering any nuanced policy configured by the bucket owner.