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posts/aws-storage-processx/index.qmd

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 Maybe unsurprisingly (now that I think about) it - this post will not build with github actions since it is using my machine.  Perhaps if we install the `aws` command line tool on the github actions runner and give it access to my account somehow it will work. That could be another post (or book perhaps) and 
 may require [GitHub Enterprise Server](https://docs.github.com/en/[email protected]/admin/github-actions/enabling-github-actions-for-github-enterprise-server/enabling-github-actions-with-amazon-s3-storage).
 
-Quick post to document where I got to with syncing files to aws with R. Didn't love the `aws.s3::sync` function because
-from what I could tell I could not tell it to delete files if they were not present locally or in a bucket (I could be wrong). 
-So... figured why not just call the `aws` command line tool from R. `processx` is an insane package that might be the mother of all
-packages. It allows you to run command line tools from R wiwht flexibility for some things like setting the  directory 
+"Quick" post to document where I got to with syncing files to aws with R. Didn't love the `aws.s3::sync` function because
+from what I could tell I could not tell it to delete files if they were not present locally or in a bucket (I could be wrong). So... figured why not just call the `aws` command line tool from R. `processx` is an insane package that might be the mother of all packages. It allows you to run command line tools from R wiwht flexibility for some things like setting the  directory 
 where the command is called in the function (big deal as far as I can tell).