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Accept a prefix to filter items by in scan_bucket/display_infected scripts. This is useful for users with large buckets who want to limit the time/cost of running these scripts.
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--prefixargument toscan_bucket.pyanddisplay_infected.pyto limit the objects considered for each.For buckets with many (>100,000) the
scan_bucket.pyanddisplay_infected.pyscripts can incur long running times and non-negligible API costs to iterate an entire bucket. The--prefixoption passes a string to the ListObjectsV2 Prefix parameter which limits the objects to iterate and consider.Note: the long runtime/incurred costs issue remains present in the existing
--limitargument as it currently iterates the entire bucket before trimming the returned objects with a Python slice. I'm making these patches on a contract job so I don't have time to fix the pagination logic for this issue. Please advise if you'd like a separate issue to track.