gsutil commands fail when using bucket-level policies.

[musiciancodes]

gsutil acl get on a bucket that has bucket-level policies set fails with message:

BadRequestException: 400 Cannot get legacy ACL for a bucket that has uniform bucket-level access. Read more at https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/uniform-bucket-level-access.

expected behavior: it should validate that i can have access to the bucket

[diminishedprime]

An alternative way of doing this check might just to try to create a temp file to see if the user has access to the bucket. If it works, we delete the file and continue, otherwise we can fail out since they don't have the necessary access.

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[musiciancodes]

Additionally - I'm unable to use the standard push/deploy gsutil commands when I have a bucket-level policy since object policies are disabled.