feat: using the endpoint in boto3 client!

[amindadgar]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for configuring the S3 client using the AWS endpoint URL from environment variables.
• Refactor
  • Simplified S3 client setup by directly using the provided region and endpoint URL.
  • Enhanced logging to display the endpoint URL during initialization.

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Walkthrough

The changes revise the S3 client setup by directly using the AWS endpoint URL and region from environment variables, removing the previous logic for dynamically determining the bucket's region. The client is now initialized once with explicit parameters, and logging is updated to reflect the use of the endpoint URL.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
hivemind_etl/storage/s3_client.py	Enables use of AWS_ENDPOINT_URL from env, simplifies S3 client initialization, updates logging, removes region-agnostic logic.

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In the land of buckets, regions, and keys,
A rabbit hops past old queries with ease.
No more searching for regions afar—
Just set the endpoint, and off to the stars!
With logs that sparkle and code now lean,
S3 connections run swift and clean.
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🔇 Additional comments (4)

hivemind_etl/storage/s3_client.py (4)

19-19: Improved configuration by enabling endpoint URL support.

The code now properly retrieves and validates the AWS endpoint URL from environment variables, which enables compatibility with S3-compatible storage services like MinIO, LocalStack, or custom S3 endpoints.

Also applies to: 27-28

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46-48: Enhanced logging with endpoint URL information.

Adding the endpoint URL to the initialization log message improves observability and helps with troubleshooting by clearly showing which S3 endpoint the client is connecting to.

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50-54: Simplified client configuration.

The region is now directly configured in the Config object, which streamlines the initialization process by eliminating the need to query for bucket location separately.

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56-62: Complete S3 client setup with endpoint URL.

The S3 client is now properly initialized with all necessary parameters including the endpoint URL, which makes the code more flexible for different deployment environments.

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