* import-url: support importing empty directories on object storage services
Empty directories are basically files with a trailing slash at the end of their names,
with empty contents on object service providers (such as azure, google storage). This
patch implements the `is_empty()` method for the `FSSpecWrapper` to determining whether
a path is empty (directory or a file) and also tweaks `.isdir()` in order to see empty
directories.
The base class is only used by azure and gcsfs for now, but if we go on the route of
migrating normal providers (like proper filesystems, not just object storages), we might
need to do these tweaks on a subclass (like `ObjectStorageFSSpecWrapper` etc), but I
don't think it is neccesary as of now.
The `is_empty` method is already there, and also used in the importing part to
warn users that they are importing something empty (https://github.com/iterative/dvc/blob/e385e59a098cd661ea1ea4257c9a5735c5c32bc6/dvc/output/base.py#L252-L254)
so this is not a new method. Just for the reference, as far as I can locate there
is no variant of this method in the fsspec.
* tests: revert custom mkdir for cloud storages
* tests: allign assingments
* add some comments
Some of the tests are run by default, other requires
`--enable-{remote}` to run. The remotes that are run by default
also have a `--disable-{remote}` flag. All of the remotes can be
enabled using `--all` flag.
To use this functionality in the fixture,
`test_config` fixture has to be used, and requires to call
`test_config.requires(remote)`.
In an individual test, you can simply use `pytest.mark.remote`
to make them skip or run.
* tests/remote: adding tests for real oss
the new test suggests #4633 is a bug in the emulator.
* Update tests/func/test_data_cloud.py
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
* Update tests/remotes/oss.py
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
* tests: correcting small lint issue
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
Usually we need it to parametrize tests with, so there is no
reason to duplicate the code. I've left `local_remote` fixture
just because it is so convenient and often used in a lot of tests.
Batuhan Taskaya
Saugat Pachhai
Juliano Efson SalesandRuslan Kuprieiev