Move file to a different path.
Warning: move returns another file reference. This is crucial as moving files across filesystems breaks the original file reference.
Where to place the file relative the the target.
One of [os.BEFORE, os.AFTER, os.PREPEND, os.APPEND].
Additionally, you can use one or more of
[os.FORCE, os.RENAME, os.TYPESAFE, os.TYPESAFE_IF_POSSIBLE].
See file placement for more details.
Place the file relative to this one.
File’s name. It is invalid to use special characters like spaces. Providing an empty string or omitting the name argument defaults to using the name of the source file.
Which bucket to place the file in. Unused for placement
directions os.BEFORE and os.AFTER. Also, for directions
os.APPEND and os.PREPEND, you can make the system select
a bucket when using the os.TYPESAFE or os.TYPESAFE_IF_POSSIBLE
flags.
Move a file with its entire subtree to a different path by placing it in the filesystem relative to the target file.
Basic example, move a file before another.
Basic example, move a file before another, provide new name.
Move a file in another, do not change name, provide bucketId.
Rename a file.
Placement os.PREPEND.
Placement os.APPEND.
Placement os.BEFORE.
Placement os.AFTER.
Moving a file with the TYPESAFE flag will respect .Accept rules.
Moving a file with the TYPESAFE flag will respect .Accept rules. If the .Accept rules deny placement, the operation will fail.
It is invalid to use spaces or special chars in the name.
File reference (variable) breaks when moving across filesystem boundaries. Make sure to use the returned value of move.