becky_cli/becky/providers/s3_provider.py
def _copy_file(self, f):
        """
        Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server.
        S3 doesn't have a concept of a directory, so we only have to copy the normal files themselves.
        """
        bucket_name = self._get_parameter('bucket_name')
        if f['type'] == 'directory': return
        result, err = self._run_command(['put', f['name'], f['path']])

        Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server.
        S3 doesn't have a concept of a directory, so we only have to copy the normal files themselves.
        
Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server.
S3 doesn't have a concept of a directory, so we only have to copy the normal files themselves.
Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server . S3 doesn ' t have a concept of a directory so we only have to copy the normal files themselves .
def _copy_file(self, f):
        bucket_name = self._get_parameter('bucket_name')
        if f['type'] == 'directory': return
        result, err = self._run_command(['put', f['name'], f['path']])
def _copy_file ( self , f ) : bucket_name = self . _get_parameter ( 'bucket_name' ) if f [ 'type' ] == 'directory' : return result , err = self . _run_command ( [ 'put' , f [ 'name' ] , f [ 'path' ] ] )
Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server.
Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server .
"""
        Receives a list of files that should be copied to the s3 object storage server.
        S3 doesn't have a concept of a directory, so we only have to copy the normal files themselves.
        """
self
f