S3 upload_file, download file do not support path-lib objects

[zhihaoy]

We should be able to use pathlib.Path in place of the local file string. Calling os.fspath would solve the issue.

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[alanyee]

Can this ticket be reopened? The issue is still not resolved, and the PRs for the issue have not been reviewed.

[alanyee]

@swetashre Just pinging for visibility

[swetashre]

Reopening the issue as it has not been resolved.

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[alanyee]

I am still waiting for this #2259 to be reviewed and merged before closing this issue.

[marcmaxson]

3 years is a long time to wait for a simple feature overlooked by the boto3 devs to get fixed....

[alanyee]

Having dealt with the problem itself, os.fspath does have an edge case with "file system representation of the path" may not match with how an object is uploaded and downloaded through AWS. os.path.normpath normalizes the case.

[jonemo]

This was addressed in #2259 and released as part of version https://github.com/boto/boto3/releases/tag/1.26.32 today. Thanks to @alanyee for the contribution!