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Using os.open() in place of os.read_file would also produce the same error.
I'd imagine it may have something to with how the parameters are converted to the AWS types. These aren't large files so if you know of an alternative field to Body I can use instead, that would work for ne.
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Hi @myzie , thanks for that. I did have a go at hacking a fix for this, which you can find here: lmika@5173609. I've been using it on my fork and it's been working for me (granted, I haven't done a lot of testing of it). I'll be happy to clean it up and raise it as a MR if you're interested.
Hi,
I'm trying out the AWS S3 client for Risor, and I'm finding that putting an object using
put_object
would fail with the following error:Here's an sample script of what I'm trying to do:
Using
os.open()
in place ofos.read_file
would also produce the same error.I'd imagine it may have something to with how the parameters are converted to the AWS types. These aren't large files so if you know of an alternative field to
Body
I can use instead, that would work for ne.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: