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Follow-up after #3874.
Fixes
test_copy_files_file_to_folder_destin CI.should copy file under
/folder/source.txteven iffolder/folder doesn't exist yet.Will make a patch release once it's merged.
Note
Low Risk
Low risk: a small change to destination path interpretation for bucket copies; main risk is minor behavior change for paths ending in
/that previously could be treated as files.Overview
Fixes
copy_filesbucket copy behavior so a destination explicitly ending with/is always treated as a directory target.This ensures copying a single file to a non-existent folder path like
hf://buckets/.../folder/places the file under that folder (e.g.folder/source.txt) instead of attempting to treat the destination as a file path.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 44bd7c6. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.