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# language: en
@s3 @buckets
Feature: S3 Buckets
Scenario: CRUD buckets using the classic endpoint
Given I am using the S3 "us-east-1" region
When I create a bucket
Then the bucket should exist
When I delete the bucket
Then the bucket should not exist
Scenario: CRUD buckets using a regional endpoint
Given I am using the S3 "us-west-2" region
When I create a bucket
Then the bucket should exist
When I delete the bucket
Then the bucket should not exist
Scenario: Access bucket following 307 redirects
Given I am using the S3 "us-east-1" region
When I create a bucket with the location constraint "EU"
Then the bucket should have a location constraint of "EU"
Scenario: Working with bucket names that contain '.'
Given I am using the S3 "https://s3.amazonaws.com" endpoint
When I create a bucket with a DNS compatible name that contains a dot
Then I should be able to delete the bucket
Scenario: Working with bucket names that contain '.'
Given I am using the S3 "http://s3.amazonaws.com" endpoint
When I create a bucket with a DNS compatible name that contains a dot
Then I should be able to delete the bucket
@force_path_style
Scenario: Operating on a bucket/object using path style
Given I force path style requests
And I create a DNS compatible bucket
When I put "abc" to the key "object-key"
Then the bucket name should be in the request path
And the bucket name should not be in the request host
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