fix: Remove use of blobfile for local files
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hauntsaninja
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tiktoken/load.py
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| url = urllib.parse.urlparse(blobpath) | ||
| if url.scheme is None or url.scheme == "": | ||
| with open(blobpath, "rb") as f: | ||
| with io.BufferedReader(f) as br: |
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could you remove this extra io.BufferedReader? it's redundant
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Removing the need for the `blobfile` package when loading local files. Uses same approach as `blobfile` does for local file read.
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Removing the need for the
blobfilepackage when loading local files. Uses same approach asblobfiledoes for local file read. For local files this is generally not really providing any value as far as I can tell and introduces an additional dependency chain and logic around a simple file read.