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We're experiencing an issue with the file size being incorrect for the FIRST file when multiple files are uploaded. The issue can be reference here: https://github.com/balderdashy/skipper/issues/109
Basically, the first file size stream.byteCount is the aggregate size of all the files in the upload request. Then, all following file sizes are accurate on stream.byteCount after the first file stream. (NOTE: this happens when we use the same key when uploading multiple files)
Here is a console.log from index line 502 of the headers:
Hi @carbonrobot I'm not sure what is happening. I can certainly take a look, but would need to get something in hand to debug through. Could you provide all the following?
A complete server that I can startup and run to reproduce the issue (rather than a code snippet). If you're using other modules, please note down their exact versions as well.
Complete instructions for how to run your server code and how to make the offending request to the server.
We're experiencing an issue with the file size being incorrect for the FIRST file when multiple files are uploaded. The issue can be reference here: https://github.com/balderdashy/skipper/issues/109
Basically, the first file size
stream.byteCount
is the aggregate size of all the files in the upload request. Then, all following file sizes are accurate onstream.byteCount
after the first file stream. (NOTE: this happens when we use the same key when uploading multiple files)Here is a
console.log
from index line 502 of the headers:This behavior exists in the current v4.1.2 w/ node v4.4.0
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