Tomaz Muraus

I just tested ``urlqoute`` from Python 3.6 and it seems to handle it in the same manner as Python 2 - aka it encodes it as ``%7E``. ```bash Python 3.6.9...

@mmilitzer #1457 should fix it. Can you please confirm (I tested it myself, but more eyes and testing never hurt)? --- For now I went with the S3 driver only...

@mmilitzer Thanks for confirming. For now, I'll merge #1457 and then in the future look into making it consistent across Python versions, but that will likely be included in major...

Please feel free to open a PR with your change (and some tests would be good as well) :)

Thanks for reporting this. I assume this was done for some kind of cross-provider compatibility, but I'm not sure. I think changing it should be fairly straight forward, but the...

I just had a look - I assume that's limitation of the S3 API. I verified and S3 API lower cases all the metadata keys (also if you create metadata...

I also verified we correctly pass headers as provided by the user directly to the API endpoint. Per S3 API docs, it's indeed limitation of the S3 API - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/UsingMetadata.html:...

For now I added this note to the docs - be322400028ee9d27e1935dc1b15aa3f6c28cf16. Hope it helps. Per that note - even if we ever support Google Storage JSON API, it's probably still...

Yeah, this seems a reasonable change to me. But perhaps we should default it to current latest (2.2) to avoid issues when a new version is released? Having said that...

@danielshahaf Thanks for submitting this feature request. This request seems reasonable to me. Do you happen to know how other libraries handle that? Most of the libraries I'm aware of...