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All the ways to work with a Blob (er, I suppose after 0.2.7 it's just File) are IO-based. But it's backed by a file that's cached in tmp. Not all packages work with IO-based methods and instead want a direct path to a file. How can I get that file? It reports to Julia that it isfile and will happily return its abspath... but it's not really either!
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Generally speaking, I don't think that is necessarily always true. E.g. for Blobs/Files that are stored within TOML files; or for large remote files that could implement some paged caching (i.e. only downloading some chunks of the file to the local machine).
As such, I think the current official recommended way should be to just copy the data to your own temporary file. E.g. write("my-temp-file", open(IO, dataset)) should work.
That said, maybe we should nevertheless have an API that gives you a path to a local cached file if it is available, and copies the full contents into a new temporary file if it isn't.
All the ways to work with a Blob (er, I suppose after 0.2.7 it's just File) are IO-based. But it's backed by a file that's cached in
tmp
. Not all packages work with IO-based methods and instead want a direct path to a file. How can I get that file? It reports to Julia that itisfile
and will happily return itsabspath
... but it's not really either!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: