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Mc issues (#588)

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Addresses five outstanding Issues in the `mc` reference docs.

- Adds `--disable-multipart` flag for `mc mv` (Closes #516 )
- Adds `mc pipe` to reference docs (Closes #517 )
- Adds `mc undo` to reference docs (Closes #520 )
- Adds `mc support top` commands to replace `mc admin top` (Closes #526)
- Updates `mc cp`, `mc mirror`, `mc replicate`, and `mc admin replicate`
to clarify the differences in what copies (Closes #532)
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Daryl White
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@ -20,6 +20,12 @@ The :mc:`mc mirror` command synchronizes content to MinIO deployment, similar to
.. end-mc-mirror-desc
.. note::
:mc:`mc mirror` only synchronizes the current object without any version information or metadata.
To synchronize an object's version history and metadata, consider using :mc:`mc replicate` or :mc:`mc admin replicate`.
.. tab-set::
.. tab-item:: EXAMPLE
@ -92,7 +98,7 @@ Parameters
.. mc-cmd:: TARGET
*REQUIRED* The full path to bucket in which :mc:`mc mirror` copies synchronized SOURCE objects. Specify the ``TARGET`` as ``ALIAS/PATH``, where:
*REQUIRED* The full path to bucket to which :mc:`mc mirror` synchronizes SOURCE objects. Specify the ``TARGET`` as ``ALIAS/PATH``, where:
- ``ALIAS`` is the :mc:`alias <mc alias>` of a configured S3-compatible host, *and*
@ -113,7 +119,7 @@ Parameters
.. mc-cmd:: --disable-multipart
Disables multipart upload for the copy session.
Disables multipart upload for the synchronization session.
.. mc-cmd:: --encrypt-key
@ -202,7 +208,7 @@ Parameters
For example, objects A, B, and C exist on Source.
Objects C, D, and E exist on Target.
When running ``mc mirror --remove``, objects A and B copy to Target and objects D and E are removed from Target.
When running ``mc mirror --remove``, objects A and B synchronize to Target and objects D and E are removed from Target.
Since an object C already exists on both, nothing moves from Source to Target.
After the action, only objects A, B, and C exist on both the Source and the Target.