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@tinaok this adds an S3 browser to the JupyterLab sidebar:
@yuvipanda this is what I mentioned to you yesterday. It seems to work fine with JupyterLab 4, but I had to do some shenanigans to work around PyFilesystem/s3fs#70 because our files are not created with S3FS (they are created with s3fs), and S3FS makes some hard assumptions that it's created everything it might read (namely that an empty Object exists representing each directory level, which is not true in general). I did the definitely-totally-fine thing of catching the error that raises when a directory lacks a corresponding Object and making those empty objects if they are missing.