filesystem.chown ================ Change owner or group of file at ``path``. ``uid`` and ``gid`` specify new owner of the file. If either key is absent or None, then existing value on the file is not changed. ``user`` and ``group`` alternatively allow specifying a uid gid by user name or group name. ``recursive`` performs action recursively, but does not traverse filesystem mount points. If ``traverse`` and ``recursive`` are specified, then the chown operation will traverse filesystem mount points. A recursive change may not target the mountpoint of a dataset consumed by an S3 bucket, nor traverse into one; apply it to the bucket's ``s3data`` directory instead. This method is a job. .. raw:: html
FilesystemChownArgs parameters.
No Additional PropertiesFilesystem path to modify.
Must be at least 1 characters long
Numeric user ID to set as owner. null to leave unchanged.
Value must be greater or equal to -1 and lesser or equal to 2147483647
Username to set as owner. null to leave unchanged.
Must be at least 1 characters long
Numeric group ID to set as group owner. null to leave unchanged.
Value must be greater or equal to -1 and lesser or equal to 2147483647
Group name to set as group owner. null to leave unchanged.
Must be at least 1 characters long
Additional options for the ownership change operation.
No Additional PropertiesWhether to apply the operation recursively to subdirectories.
If set do not limit to single dataset / filesystem.
Returns null when the ownership change is successfully completed.