feat: comment out unused endpoint_url handling in S3Client

[amindadgar]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Removed support for custom S3 endpoint configuration and SSL verification toggling. The system now exclusively uses default AWS S3 endpoints and standard SSL settings.

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Walkthrough

The update removes all logic related to custom S3 endpoint URLs and SSL verification toggling from the S3Client class. Environment variable checks and associated parameters for endpoint customization and secure connections are eliminated, leaving the S3 client to use default boto3 configuration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
hivemind_etl/storage/s3_client.py	Removed handling of AWS_ENDPOINT_URL and AWS_SECURE environment variables, and related logic.

Poem

A hop and a skip, the code is now clean,
No more custom endpoints lurking unseen.
SSL flags and URLs have hopped away,
Default S3 paths are here to stay.
With simpler code, the clouds are bright—
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

hivemind_etl/storage/s3_client.py (1)

19-61: Consider removing commented code instead of commenting it out.

While commenting out code preserves it for potential future use, if this functionality is truly unused and not expected to be needed again, consider removing it entirely to improve code clarity.

Additionally, based on the AI summary, there was also a secure attribute related to the AWS_SECURE environment variable that was used for SSL verification. This isn't visible in the annotated code (possibly because removed lines aren't shown), but make sure all related code has been consistently commented out or removed.

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• hivemind_etl/storage/s3_client.py (3 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

hivemind_etl/storage/s3_client.py (4)

19-19: Code cleanup looks good.

The removal of the endpoint_url handling is consistent with the PR's objective. Since this functionality is unused, commenting it out simplifies the client configuration.

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27-28: Consistent with endpoint_url removal.

Removing these validation checks ensures the AWS_ENDPOINT_URL is no longer required, which matches the PR goal of removing unused endpoint functionality.

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46-46: Log message correctly updated.

The logging statement has been appropriately updated to reflect only the parameters that are still being used (bucket and region).

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57-57: Boto3 client configuration simplified.

Removing the endpoint_url parameter from the boto3 client initialization ensures it uses the default AWS S3 endpoint, which is consistent with the PR's objective.