docs: drop the storage:// crawl protocol from the 15.9 file config API - #508
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The MinIO-based storage: client has been removed in favor of s3:, which supports S3-compatible object storage through its endpoint parameter. The separate table row is merged into the Amazon S3 row across all seven languages.
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Summary
Removes the
storage://row from the file crawl path table in the 15.9 file config API reference, across all seven languages.The MinIO-based
storage:client is removed in codelibs/fess-crawler#190 in favor ofs3:, which supports S3-compatible object storage through itsendpointparameter.Change
The separate row is merged into the Amazon S3 row so the S3-compatible case stays documented:
Applied to
de,en,es,fr,ja,koandzh-cn, each with its own translated label.Scope
Only the 15.9 tree is touched. Earlier version trees describe releases where
storage://still worked and are left as they are.This was the only occurrence of
storage://in the 15.9 documentation — the file crawl guide (fileconfig-guide.rst) already listed justfile:/,smb://,ftp://,s3://andgcs://, so no change was needed there.The admin storage page documentation (
storage-guide.rst) is unaffected: that feature usesS3StorageClientandGcsStorageClienton the AWS and Google SDKs, not the MinIO SDK, and continues to work against MinIO servers as an S3-compatible endpoint.