missing a forward slash in S3Path object

[schultzm]

hi @liormizr ,

Perhaps this is intended behaviour, but this give me a problem:

from s3path import S3Path
fname = "s3://fastq-inbox/inbox/3_1.fastq.gz"
print(S3Path(fname))
print(fname)

I get:

s3:/fastq-inbox/inbox/3_1.fastq.gz
s3://fastq-inbox/inbox/3_1.fastq.gz

It shows that one forward slash disappears when I ask for an S3Path on an s3 URI.

But this works:

print(S3Path(fname.replace("s3:/", "")).as_uri())

to give:

s3://fastq-inbox/inbox/3_1.fastq.gz

I'm using v 0.5.0:

python3 -c 'import s3path; print(s3path.__version__)'
0.5.0

[liormizr]

Hi @schultzm This is wird I see this issue in old versions as well Did you upgraded the python version as well? I'm trying to understand when and from where this issue started

[liormizr]

AA OK @schultzm this is not a bug This is not how we use S3Path... :-) And this is not a new behaviour

You have few options how to write differently your code:

ether you give P3Path a path without the URI representation like this:

from s3path import S3Path
fname = "/fastq-inbox/inbox/3_1.fastq.gz"
print(S3Path(fname))
print(S3Path(fname).as_uri())

Or if you want to use URI you can do this:

from s3path import S3Path
fname = "s3://fastq-inbox/inbox/3_1.fastq.gz"
print(S3Path.from_uri(fname))
print(S3Path.from_uri(fname).as_uri())

You can see in the doc's that S3Path like the STD Path get path strings not uri's

[liormizr]

@schultzm can I close this issue or do you have some feedback?