s3_iter_bucket: stream instead of downloading full content?
See original GitHub issueIs it somehow possible to use s3_iter_bucket
to open a stream for each key instead of downloading the full content? The actual behaviour could be problematic for very large files that do not fit in memory.
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Agreed. Sorry @spinlud – that’s for the suggestion, but closing as “won’t fix”.
Yes, listing keys and then opening the ones you need for streaming with
smart_open
seems the way to go. But I’ll leave this open for @mpenkov 's thoughts.