fix(files): normalize PathLike upload tuples#3475
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Preserve tuple FileTypes in extracted uploads
This narrowed guard is also used by assert_is_file_content() inside extract_files() before generated resource methods call to_httpx_files(); those public methods accept FileTypes, whose documented type includes tuple forms. As a result, calls like client.files.create(file=("data.jsonl", b"..."), purpose="batch") or audio/image uploads with a custom filename/content type now raise RuntimeError during extraction instead of reaching the new tuple-normalization path, so the regression affects normal multipart endpoints rather than only direct to_httpx_files() callers.
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Thanks — good catch. I pushed Validation: .venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/test_files.py -q
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.venv/bin/ruff check src/openai/_files.py tests/test_files.py
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Summary
PathLiketuple contents with the same read path used for direct file uploads(filename, PathLike)tuples, including metadata tuplesFixes #3473.
Tests
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uv run --frozen pytest -p no:benchmark tests/test_files.py -qcould not collect because the frozen environment did not includedirty_equals, so I used explicit--withdev-test dependencies for the focused validation.