Fix bug in handling of subdirectories in remote_file_size #3199
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ktbyers#3199) Co-authored-by: Lars Erik Dystland <lars.erik.dystland@kongsbergdigital.com>
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Fixes bug described in #2168
The remote_file variable contains the path of the remote file, including parent directories. However, the output from dir only contains the filename without parent directories.
This fix utilizes os.path.basename to extract the filename from remote_file into remote_file_base and use that as the pattern when looking for the file size in the dir output.