fix: aws path normalization in windows #842
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Path normalization for the canonical_uri was broken in windows. This is because we were using `os.path.normpath`. This normalizes "/" paths to "\\" in Windows OS. Confirmed the fix is working in Windows.
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It was open internally. It went through customer support. I can provide more details or open an issue if needed. Let me know your preference. |
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@bojeil-google The PR can merge without it, but having a link to the issue in the changelog might help folks figure out whether they had the problem fixed in whatever release. |
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Fixes #844 |
I agree. Done. |
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Path normalization for the canonical_uri was broken in windows.
This is because we were using
os.path.normpath.This normalizes "/" paths to "\" in Windows OS.
Confirmed the fix is working in Windows.