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jmshea commented Jan 30, 2022

This is so super helpful! Thank you, @bollwyvl . I would like to add a note for someone else who runs into this issue -- if you have a binary file, the 'content' will be a string that is encoded using latin-1. I.e., if you want the bytes array (say, to do pickle.loads()), you will need to do:

mybytes=data['content'].encode('latin-1')

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Is a complementary put_contents(path) function also possible?

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Yes, see this discussion comment.
It needs be polished and wrapped for users, I'd say.

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