fix: await pipeTo to prevent upload UUID race condition - #16
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withTransform was calling pipeTo as fire-and-forget, so getUuid() could be called before the upload stream's start() (which calls initUpload and receives the UUID) had resolved.
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Summary
withTransformcalledpipeTofire-and-forget, causing a race condition wheregetUuid()could be called beforeinitUploadresolvedpipeTopromise aspipeDoneso the caller can await the full pipe chain before reading the UUIDRoot cause
The upload stream's
start()method callsinitUpload(a network request) which sets the UUID. ButpipeTowas not awaited, sosealStreamcould complete andgetUuid()could run beforestart()finished — returning an empty string.Test plan