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Sometimes, listing a directory with the S3Client results in a recursion error. This was seen on Ceph where "faked" S3 directories are more common.
@GeorgeSabu found that this is likely the same root cause as what was fixed in #190. We assume that all the "content" items from the API are files, but they can be directories as well. The way to detect which is a directory is to see if the size is 0, as is implemented here: ElucidataInc@9c11c6a
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@pjbull per my comment here, I think that the root cause for this issue may be misidentified. I think it might actually be the issue with download_to + iterdir that was identified in #204, and in that case it would be fixed by #202.
This was brought up by @remi-braun in #148.
Sometimes, listing a directory with the
S3Client
results in a recursion error. This was seen on Ceph where "faked" S3 directories are more common.@GeorgeSabu found that this is likely the same root cause as what was fixed in #190. We assume that all the "content" items from the API are files, but they can be directories as well. The way to detect which is a directory is to see if the size is 0, as is implemented here:
ElucidataInc@9c11c6a
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: