[BUG] Manually specify region in tutorial read_json #1608
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The change in #1592 introduced a bug where the inferred PyArrow S3FileSystem doesn't correctly infer the region of the bucket
To work-around this, we can manually specify the
region_namein our IOConfig. This problem should be less common once we move towards all-native reads.