cloud - gsutil: Can't touch a file with brackets in the name -

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$ gsutil du -sh gs://test123/

commandexception: cloud folder gs://test123/testfile[1994]/ contains wildcard; gsutil not support objects wildcards in name.

$ gsutil mv gs://test123/testfile[1994]/ gs://test123/testfile_1994/

commandexception: cloud folder gs://test123/testfile[1994]/ contains wildcard; gsutil not support objects wildcards in name.

$ gsutil mv "gs://test123/testfile\[1994\]/" gs://test123/testfile_1994/

commandexception: no urls matched:

i'm unable list directory, or rename folder. should do?

since there isn't answers here whatsoever, i'll post i've done. haven't put effort making easy use. ymmv.

  1. check out gsutil github
  2. go commit d153cb33bfa8e96a32b2ebdee86e03251cfb71fd, working at.
  3. revert commit 46c09952d137e8704c1209bb8bdfbb2e73a2cd5d after reading commit message , making sure you're aware of why blocked.
  4. apply patch @ bottom of message. disables [ , ] wildcard characters.

i've filed a bug against gsutil reintroduce support.

here's patch:

diff --git a/gslib/storage_url.py b/gslib/storage_url.py index 8f1df95..30308ac 100644 --- a/gslib/storage_url.py +++ b/gslib/storage_url.py @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ s3_version_regex = re.compile(r'(?p<object>.+)#(?p<version_id>.+)$')  # matches file strings of form 'file://dir/filename'  file_object_regex = re.compile(r'([^:]*://)(?p<filepath>.*)')  # regex determine if string contains wildcards. -wildcard_regex = re.compile(r'[*?\[\]]') +wildcard_regex = re.compile(r'\*')    class storageurl(object): diff --git a/gslib/wildcard_iterator.py b/gslib/wildcard_iterator.py index c3194c2..8cde4df 100644 --- a/gslib/wildcard_iterator.py +++ b/gslib/wildcard_iterator.py @@ -202,7 +202,8 @@ class cloudwildcarditerator(wildcarditerator):            url = storageurlfromstring(urls_needing_expansion.pop(0))            (prefix, delimiter, prefix_wildcard, suffix_wildcard) = (                self._buildbucketfilterstrings(url.object_name)) -          prog = re.compile(fnmatch.translate(prefix_wildcard)) +          prog = re.compile(fnmatch.translate( +              prefix_wildcard).replace("[", "\[").replace("]", "\]"))             # if have suffix wildcard, care listing prefixes.            listing_fields = (

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