anchor.diff:      ECHO                     Like with other AWS commands, you can also set the 
       ECHO                     AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE environment variable beforehand.  Any actual
       ECHO                     value passed to --profile overrides this environment variable.
  -    ECHO    -o, --options    Options to pass to the create-multipart-upload command.  Make
  -    ECHO                     sure all options are enclosed in double quotes, e.g.:
  -    ECHO                     `--options "--metadata key=value --storage-class STANDARD_IA"`
  +    ECHO    -o, --options    Options to pass to the create-multipart-upload AWS CLI command.
  +    ECHO                     Do not pass any options that are specific to upload-part or
  +    ECHO                     complete-multipart-upload (e.g., --upload-id or --content-length^)
  +    ECHO                     as they will cause "Unknown option" errors.  Also, make sure 
  +    ECHO                     that all options are enclosed in double quotes, e.g.:
  +    ECHO                     `--options "--metadata key=value --storage-class STANDARD_IA"`.
  +    ECHO                     Obviously, the following options have explicit arguments, so you
  +    ECHO                     should not pass them here:
  +    ECHO                        --bucket
  +    ECHO                        --key
  +    ECHO                        --profile
       ECHO.
       ECHO    Options can also be specified with a '/' character.  E.g., '/H' to show help.
   )
  
positive.code: EXIT /B 0
  
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  :: int createMultipartUpload(string uploadIdFile, string bucket, string key, string options="", string profile)
  ::
  :: If successful, the upload-id of the new multipart upload will be stored to the provided file
  ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
  
negative.code: 
  SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion
  
  :: Remove double quotes from the directory path
  SET partsdir=%partsdir:"=%
  
  :: Make sure the provided path exists
  IF NOT EXIST "%partsdir%" (
      ECHO Error: Could not find the path "%partsdir%" >> "%ERROR_FILE%"
      EXIT /B 1
  )
  