Please add new wasabi endpoint

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hello,
there is a new endpoint for wasabi
Wasabi US East 2 (N. Virginia): s3.us-east-2.wasabisys.com

i am also contacting wasabi about this.

thanks,

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You can make an issue on github:

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thanks
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Or even better make a pull request to fix :grinning:

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I think both me and @asdffdsa would like some hand-holding in the pull-requests. We want to contribute on the easier and more obvious stuff, but find the process confusing honestly. Could this be an idea for a sticky-post? Some of the general github guides I have looked at have been less-than-enlightening so I'm not sure if the setup here is slightly different - if the guide is out of date or what the deal is...

It just seems like this would be a good "investment" to get more pull-requests in the long run for you, thus lightening your load.

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It isn't that easy making a pull request unfortunately!

I can write a step by step guide which will cover simple things, say editing a docs file.

It needs to use git which isn't the most user friendly command in the world.

It would go something like this (super abbreviated). There may be a GUI git which works well but I don't know how to use any of the GUI gits!

  • install git (link)
  • install go (link)
  • checkout the rclone source code: git clone URL
  • make a feature branch: git checkout fix-XYZ
  • edit the docs file in docs/content/*.md
  • when happy commit the file with: git commit
  • go to github, fork the rclone project
  • copy the source url of the fork
  • run : git remote add myfork URL
  • push your changes to the fork with: git push myfork
  • go to your fork then click make pull request
  • when your pull request is accepted fetch your changes back again
  • git checkout master
  • git pull

That would need expanding on what to do if your fix needs changing and expanding further on how to format go code and run tests.

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Oh dear, are you telling me we need to install git just to edit a simple documentation text??..
Seems absurd that functionality wouldn't exist in the web...

I understand if adding code is more complex, but let's start with the simple stuff =P

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It might be possible entirely on github for simple changes:

https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-files-in-a-repository/editing-files-in-your-repository

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