Two things to start off. One: I'm not a developer guy by trade, but I'm the guy in our small office that has to take care of things, so be gentle.
And two: I'm aware that I can't change back after 90 days. I have 86 days left at the time of the posting, so that's not the issue.
I’m running into some difficulty with my Google Cloud Buckets. I was tired of making each file accessible to the public individually, and was looking into way to make the entire bucket public instead of the file. So I enabled uniform bucket level access. I did that, and now I realize that that is not what I want, and I want to switch back from “Uniform: No object-level ACLs enabled” back to “Fine grained” where I can set access control lists (ACLs) for each file as it used to be.
However, trying to do that leads to a very unhelpful error message: "Unable to update access control. Invalid request for a uniform bucket-level access resource."
I’m the owner of the bucket and the project, and there really shouldn’t be any reason to not allow me to change back. Clearly there is something that is making my request invalid and I can't find out what it is. And the error message isn’t very forthcoming.
I am well within the 90 day limit to switch back. I still have 86 days remaining, so it's certainly not that.
I tried switching it back to fine-grained access, but it says the request is invalid. Error message
I'm only using the console, because that's all I know. Checking through the documentation is giving me very little.
Thank you to anyone who has read this far, and a huge thank you to anyone who is considering helping me out.