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BufferedFile should have a 'closed' propery #80
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I ran into this problem today when running django's collectstatic function with the SFTP backend and some Pipeline'd files.
I eventually tracked it down to this issue (BufferedFile needing a closed property) and had the same solution as suggested. |
Thanks to both of you, this fix works for now. (Reckon eventually we'll want to simply make the "private" var public.) |
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The Python file interface seems to publically define a xxx.closed property and some application use it.
Currently there is an internal _closed propery and just exposing it read-only works:
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