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fix: upload to Object Lock-enabled bucket fails #156
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We thought disabling a content checksum for S3 clients would work in all scenarios, so that we can use the same S3 client config for FIPS and non-FIPS environments. Turns out that yet another scenario requires content checksums: PutObject to an Object Lock-enabled S3 bucket.
Again, there's no way to make this work with SDKv2. We do the best we can do: turn off MD5 signing only for FIPS environments. Result: it will not be possible to use Object Lock in FIPS environments.
But at least we unbreak the scenario for non-FIPS customers.
Relates to aws/aws-cdk#31926