Implement metadata constants #7
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The `--preserve-timestamp` flag will set metadata on the s3 objects and then update the files on disk during a download. If the `--preserve-timestamp` flag is passed during an upload the following metadata keys will be set: - x-amz-meta-file-ctime - x-amz-meta-file-mtime - x-amz-meta-file-atime If the `--preserve-timesamp` flag is passed during a download, s5cmd will attempt to modify the created files on disk. **There doesn't appear to be a way to change the created date on Linux
The `--preserve-ownership` flag will query the user and group and store that in S3 as metadata. On Windows this stores the SID, on linux this stores the uid/gid.
Usage of the metadata constants functionally don't change anything, they just reduce typos and changes in metadata naming.
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Usage of the metadata constants functionally don't change anything, they just reduce typos and changes in metadata naming.