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Why do `Bucket.upload_file` and `Object.upload_file` not return values?
See original GitHub issueThe lower-level Bucket.put and Object.put methods do return responses, as per https://boto3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/services/s3.html, but the higher-level methods do not, annoyingly. I have verified this is the case with actual code. Is there any rationale behind this, or was it oversight?
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I’m in the same situation too. We rely on upload_file() method because of the benefits that it offers, specially regarding mutipart and retries, but when we work with versioned buckets, the method does not return the VersionID of the just uploaded file which makes working with large files and versioning difficult.
The ID would be the same for all of them though. It makes sense to return the ID at the very least.