AlexisBRENON opened a new pull request, #33578:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/33578

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   Related: #8804, #3526 
   
   As explained in the related issue, it can be hard to cover all the 
<provider>To<provider> use cases. It could be nice to have a generic "file 
transfer" operator which can handle most of the storage provider (local 
filesystem as well as cloud blob storages). Such kind of storage wrapper 
already exists as the `fsspec` library which is already an Airflow dependency.
   
   This PR aims at providing a base "class" (it's more like a mixin) to mix 
with blob storage provider (such as S3, GCS, etc.) to allow easy creation of 
fsspec.FileSystem from such hooks.
   
   I am not very fluent with the Hook/Connection API, so I am not sure that 
this PR make sense.
   
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