Can't use GCS bucket name as model repository root
See original GitHub issueIn the current state I am unable to configure a GCS bucket root as a model repository root, i.e. TRTIS is unable to use gs://somebucket
as the root path for the model repository. gs://somebucket/somedir
works.
I expect this to be the case since ParsePath
of filesystem
will fail if there’s no object specified in the path. ParsePath
is called during the setup via a call to IsDirectory
of filesystem
of the model repository.
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@jobegrabber I put up a PR for this in #466. Could you let us know if this works for you?
@jobegrabber Thanks for the clarification. Not being able to use the root path seems to be a bug in the “current state”. We will fix.