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Don't allow writing target name to end with trailing slash #52
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``)
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``)
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``) Sem-Ver: feature
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``) Sem-Ver: feature
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``) Sem-Ver: feature
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``) Sem-Ver: feature
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``) Sem-Ver: feature
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Closes counsyl#52 * Error on filepaths with trailing slash because they do not have a name and thus appear to be directories. * Add validation for bad paths to ``OBSFile``. * Warn if filesystem paths would not pass this validation (otherwise you have the possibility of something that works locally and not on OBS). This can be set to raise instead if you set ``stor.raise_on_ambiguous_filesystem_path`` to be True * Deprecate ``is_ambiguous()`` which didn't 100% serve the purpose we wanted anyways (since you can always tell when user means directory because of the user of ``copytree()`` and/or ``-r``) Sem-Ver: feature
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I accidentally forgot to define the filename at the end of a path and did something like:
with there already being objects with the prefix
swift://A/C/path/
.This caused the HTTPS access page to not render, it served me the file instead.
stor.remove('swift://A/C/path/')
removed the object and all was good.@jtratner suggests that this should just not be allowed happen -- if a copy or write target ends with a trailing slash, the command should fail.
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