I've been trying to use gitlab.v4.objects.ProjectFileManager to create a file at a path within a repository, but gives a 404.

e.g. with file_path="out/csv/Opportunity.csv"

      response = p.files.create({
                'file_path': file_path,
                'branch': args.branch,
                'content': file_content,
                'encoding': 'base64',
                'commit_message': args.commit_message
                })

Gives

https://gitlab.int.corefiling.com:443 "POST /api/v4/projects/922/repository/files/out/csv/Opportunity%2Ecsv HTTP/1.1" 404 25

Note that the . has been encoded as %2E, but the occurrences of / have not been encoded as %2F, which seems to be what the CRUD API requires (from experimentation with curl).

I'm using python-gitlab 1.0.2, which doesn't do anything fancy with the file_path:

https://github.com/python-gitlab/python-gitlab/blob/1.0.2/gitlab/v4/objects.py#L1434

If I pre-process file_path (file_path.replace("/", "%2F")), the call succeeds.

Is the / encoding meant to be the responsibility of the caller, or is this something that python-gitlab should take care of?