Fix: Correct google stow item url format #17
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Signed-off-by: Fabio Graetz <fabiograetz@googlemail.com>
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fg91
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Dec 17, 2024
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| // ItemByURL retrieves a stow.Item by parsing the URL, in this | ||
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| func (l *Location) ItemByURL(url *url.URL) (stow.Item, error) { |
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Adapting this function was required for google/stow_test.go to pass.
Note that on master and on this branch I needed to disable this check for the test to pass tough: t.Fatalf("Leaked %d TCP file descriptor", diffFDs).
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interesting. Can you paste the error? I'm unable to repro it on a Mac (I also added #18 and all tests pass on linux/amd64 too).
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For RFC flyteorg/flyte#5598, flytepropeller was given the ability to list error files in the so-called raw output prefix bucket of an execution with the goal of identifying which worker pod in a failed distributed task experienced the first error.
For this purpose, the
StowStorein flytestdlib was given aListfunction.For google cloud storage buckets, the listing and subsequent access of the error files currently does not work: When listing a bucket
gs://some-bucket/..., one receives items in the formgoogle://storage.googleapis.com/download/storage/v1/b/some-bucket/...which then cannot be found by the stow store for thegs://prefix.This PR fixes the URL format in the underlying stow library.