To set up an S3 source with a path that has space characters, you can use the appropriate glob pattern in the "Pattern of files to replicate" field when configuring the S3 source in Airbyte. You can learn more about constructing the correct pattern for complex needs in the [Path Patterns docs](https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/s3#path-patterns). For example, if your path has a space character like this:

my folder/my file.csv

, you can use a pattern like

my\ folder/my\ file.csv

or

my\ folder/*

to match all files in that folder. Keep in mind that the pattern should be a glob pattern, and you should escape the space characters with a backslash (

\

).

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To match files stored in a path like

ABC/My Report/my_report.csv

, you should write a pattern that escapes the space characters with a backslash (

\

). In this case, the pattern would be

ABC/My\ Report/my_report.csv

. Here's the pattern you should use:

ABC/My\ Report/my_report.csv

Remember to use this pattern in the "Pattern of files to replicate" field when configuring the S3 source in Airbyte. For more information on path patterns, refer to the [Path Patterns docs](https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/s3#path-patterns).