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Hi, I don't know if this behaviour is intended or not, but by asking parsed.path we lose the information about the parsed.netloc. Either I used your library in a wrong way, or I am missing something. But in any case, the function read_url was not able to find my files, even though I gave it the whole path.
thank you for your response. I think I realised what I missed. When I use this on a windows environment, the global path starts with C:, which needs to be removed. However, when I call the method in a WSL, the the global path starts with /mnt/c/, and removing the /mnt makes it such that the files can't be found anymore. I hope my explanation makes some sense.
Hi, I don't know if this behaviour is intended or not, but by asking
parsed.path
we lose the information about theparsed.netloc
. Either I used your library in a wrong way, or I am missing something. But in any case, the functionread_url
was not able to find my files, even though I gave it the whole path.aws-log-parser/aws_log_parser/interface.py
Line 152 in a5c19e2
Thank you for the package.
Simon
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