Logics have been centralised:
* region to hostname
* url generation
* signature
* chaning scheme also changes the port
During the process a couple of inconsistencies have also
been fixed.
Known limitations:
When using the @endpoint with a custom port you need to specify the port
when using get_object_http_url or get_object_https_url.
When using bucket names that contain dots outside of us-east-1 make sure to
access it with the same region in your AWS::Storage.
When creating a new directory the location wasn't forwarded properly.
Something like the following is now working as expected (see limitation below):
Fog::Storage[:aws].directories.create(key: 'bucket', location: 'us-west-1')
It also changes the following behaviour: when no location is specified new
buckets are explicitly created in the same region as the service connection.
Known limitations:
Fog::AWS::Directory instance don't use their location to connect to S3.
If you're using an AWS::Storage with a region different than us-east-1 you
can only create buckets in the same region.
