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implement S3 native multiparts operations #8787
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this multipart handling is just 🤯 really cool stuff though!
my comments are mostly the same as in #8786
great job! let's discuss about the storagebackend abstraction and then move forward
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LGTM! the storage abstraction also made this much cleaner!
stored_multipart = self._storage_backend.get_multipart(bucket_name, s3_multipart) | ||
stored_s3_part = stored_multipart.open(s3_part) | ||
stored_s3_part.write(body) |
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This PR builds on #8786, and finishes to introduce basic operations.
Implemented operations: