fix s3 list_recursive to exclude sibling directories with shared prefixes #2441
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mt-ob
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This fix works for me @madhur-ob, thanks! Looking forward to upgrade once that is merged :) |
npow
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Jun 26, 2025
| if not normalized_prefix.endswith("/"): | ||
| normalized_prefix += "/" | ||
| # Only include keys that are actually under our directory | ||
| if not ( |
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This filters out an object with key exactly equal to ABC/ when listing prefix ABC/. In S3 key names can actually contain / so someone could create a file called ABC/ (it's weird but valid)
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so is the recommended change just > to >= ?
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Is there a way I can help to get this in? |
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