Closed d07RiV closed 1 year ago
S3 path matches are prefix based.
I'm sorry there's no way it's reasonable behavior to upload a file named webpc.js
when I'm trying to upload webp/
folder. S3 path matches are one thing, but what does that have to do with my Windows file system?
It has nothing to do with your file system.
mc cp is not unix cp
even though it exhibits some traits of unix cp.
mc cp is designed to operate in a flexible manner.. s3 to s3, s3 to local, local to s3. Because of this all sources are considered prefix based.
so /home/user/data/webp
is considered a prefix.
therefor /home/user/data/webp3
is withing that prefix
Run
mc cp -r webp/ <bucket>/
from.../data
folder.Expected behavior
Copy contents of
.../data/webp
folder to bucketActual behavior
Progress bar shows files from a different folder:
...\data\webp3\<...>.webp: 32.84 MiB / 69.92 MiB [===
It seems to consider
data/webp3
to be a subfolder ofdata/webp
?Steps to reproduce the behavior
Have two folders, second folder's name starts with first folder name.
mc --version
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