Google Backend Remote path on windows
See original GitHub issueHi, I’m using django-distill with the Google storage backend on windows. When uploading a file the remote path for the file becomes path\\to\\index.html
. However Google storage interprets that literally and does not convert the windows path format. So the URL for the uploaded file becomes https://storage.googleapis.com/bucket/path%5Cto%5Cindex.html
instead of the https://storage.googleapis.com/bucket/path/to/index.html
that you would expect.
Would it be possible to convert the windows-style path format to the right url format before initiating the upload?
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This is in the just pushed 2.7 version if
django-distill
- please update and see if this fixes your issue. I don’t actually have a Windows machine on hand (or a Google account!) to test this so I’ve just taken an educated guess to fix it.No problem, cheers!