feat(policy): add s3tables table annotation actions - #259
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Table annotations attach named payloads to an Iceberg table, mirroring object annotations. They authorize under their own s3tables actions rather than borrowing the object annotation actions, so a policy can grant annotation access on a table resource. The four actions join the tablesReadWrite built-in policy; the two read actions join tablesReadOnly.
The product is MinIO AIStor, and what these comments distinguish is what AWS defines from what AIStor adds. Records the rule in AGENTS.md so it holds for actions added later.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe policy package adds four S3 table annotation actions. It registers their condition-key mappings and adds them to read-only and read-write canned policies. Related comments and contributor guidance now use “AIStor extension.” ChangesTable policy extensions
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In `@policy/action.go`:
- Line 229: Update the GoDoc comment for the exported
ResetBucketReplicationStateAction identifier to start with
ResetBucketReplicationStateAction and form a complete sentence, preserving its
description of the action’s purpose.
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Adds four
s3tablesactions for table annotations — named payloads attached to anIceberg table, the table-side counterpart of the S3 object annotation API:
s3tables:PutTableAnnotations3tables:GetTableAnnotations3tables:ListTableAnnotationss3tables:DeleteTableAnnotationEach carries the usual table condition keys (
withTableCommon), so a policy can scopethem by warehouse, namespace, or table name. All four join the
tablesReadWritebuilt-inpolicy; the two read actions join
tablesReadOnly.Annotations could have borrowed the object annotation actions (
s3:PutObjectAnnotationand friends), but those authorize against an object resource. Table annotations belong to
a table, so they get their own actions and evaluate against the table ARN.
The second commit renames "MinIO extension" to "AIStor extension" in the policy action
docs and records the rule in
AGENTS.md: the product is MinIO AIStor, and what thesecomments distinguish is what AWS defines from what AIStor adds.
Required by the AIStor table annotations change, which cannot compile until this lands.
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