Specify empty_dir=yes when constructing vsicurl parameters #1760
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When automatically constructing a vsicurl url to allow gdal to read from https or s3 sources, set empty_dir=yes to avoid probing for sidecar files. Prior to GDAL PR 11469, this seem to be the case with just list_dir=no, but it isn't clear from the GDAL documentation why that works. Be explicit (open a viscurl path directly to change the behavior).
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When automatically constructing a vsicurl url to allow gdal to read from https or s3 sources, set empty_dir=yes to avoid probing for sidecar files. Prior to GDAL PR 11469, this seem to be the case with just list_dir=no, but it isn't clear from the GDAL documentation why that works. Be explicit (open a viscurl path directly to change the behavior).