> + public boolean createContainerInLocation(String name, Location location,
> + CreateContainerOptions createContainerOptions) {
> + logger.debug("Creating container %s", name);
> + jdbcContainerNameValidator.validate(name);
> + containerRepository.create(Container.builder().name(name).build());
> + return true;
> + }
> +
> + @Override
> + public ContainerAccess getContainerAccess(String name) {
> + return ContainerAccess.PRIVATE;
> + }
> +
> + @Override
> + public void setContainerAccess(String s, ContainerAccess containerAccess)
> {
> + // Unsupported
What difference does it make if a container is marked on the database as
private/public? I can store it in the database, but it seems pretty useless to
me since the container can't be shared to other database users this way like,
let's say, a S3 bucket. Again, probably I am missing something :)
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