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Each file uploaded to S3 contains the whole multipart body as its content.
This could be even an AFNetworking issue, as I found a Stack Overflow question where the author has the exact same issue, but using his own S3 handling classes.
Is there any resolution to this as I am seeing same behavior with latest code from master. I am trying to upload images and I would like to skip multi-part boundary headers so that I can display images directly when I download them. Though, I could switch to AWS SDK but I would prefer to keep using AFNetworking if there is a work around.
Each file uploaded to S3 contains the whole multipart body as its content.
This could be even an AFNetworking issue, as I found a Stack Overflow question where the author has the exact same issue, but using his own S3 handling classes.Example code:
Resulting file, as downloaded from S3:
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