put() has inconsistent results if you run from Python Console vs in a file.
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Description
On version gcsfs==2022.11.0
Consider the following code snippet:
import gcsfs
source = 'abc' # this is a folder - abc/file.txt, abc/subfolder/file.txt
target = 'my_bucket/folder'
fs = gcsfs.GCSFileSystem(consistency="md5")
fs.touch(target + "/.placeholder", truncate=True) # to create a folder first.
fs.put(source, target, recursive=True)
If I run this in IPython, I end up with my_bucket/folder/file.txt and my_bucket/folder/subfolder/file.txt.
But if I put the exact same code in a python file and run that, I end up with my_bucket/folder/abc.
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Research direction
Reproduce the example using gcsfs.GCSFileSystem.put with source abc and target my_bucket/folder, first in IPython and then from a Python file. Compare the resulting object paths and trace the differing execution context; done means both forms consistently produce the expected files under my_bucket/folder.
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- Tech stack
- google-cloud, python
- Domain
- cloud
- Issue type
- Bug
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