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Uploading files with file objects #186
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Makes total sense, thanks for raising this issue. |
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Tests, docs and a bit of code changes are in 3eb0523. This will be part of next release. |
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I am using the awesome package from a self contained AWS Lambda setup. However, since uploads feature currently required absolute path to a file (which is not possible in a Lambda environment); it'd be helpful if we could use a file object/stream as well to be uploaded.
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