Use forward slashes on Windows #942
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On Windows a backslash was used as path separator although for remote file systems file like SSHFS it must always be a forward slash.
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On Windows a backslash was used as path separator (os.path.join) although for remote file systems file like SSHFS it should be a forward slash (posixpath.join).
Example:
file_en = models.FileField(upload_to='en/', storage=SFTPStorage()), filename of uploaded filetest.pdfOn the remote SSHFS host, the file "test.pdf" was not placed inside the directory
en, but the filename has beenen\test.pdf.