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127 def download_file(file_name=None): 128 from google.colab import files 129 files.download(file_name)
166 def test_file_upload(self): 167 _, mock_blob = self.mock_gcs() 168 169 test_file, file_contents = self.create_test_file() 170 171 with self.app.test_request_context(): 172 bucket_class = self.storage_backend() 173 bucket = bucket_class('buckettest') 174 blob = bucket.blob('somefile.bin') 175 176 # We should be able to upload the file, and then download it again 177 # from the URL given by its blob. 178 blob.create_from_file(test_file, file_size=512, content_type='application/octet-stream') 179 url = blob.get_url(is_public=True) 180 self.assertIn('somefile.bin', url) 181 182 # Google-reported size should take precedence over reality. 183 self.assertEqual(318, blob.size) 184 185 self.assertTrue(blob.exists()) 186 187 mock_blob.upload_from_file.assert_called_with(test_file, 188 size=512, 189 content_type='application/octet-stream') 190 self.assertEqual(2, mock_blob.reload.call_count)