Add a masks option to filter files in s3 datapipe#880
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sebathomas wants to merge 1 commit intometa-pytorch:mainfrom
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Add a masks option to filter files in s3 datapipe#880sebathomas wants to merge 1 commit intometa-pytorch:mainfrom
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We will need to update some things to make the test compatible internally. We will keep you posted. |
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Add a new option to the constructor of
S3FileListerIterDataPipethat allows to filter the list of files with a pattern, using the existing filter functionmatch_masks.I added a unit test for the s3 datapipe and I tested it on my machine with a real S3 bucket.
Fixes #737.