Fix uploads for files larger than 2GB #105
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Good catch 👍 Thank you for the provided fix
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It is arbitrary. I'm using 10MB chunks to write to files. When to small it can be long when to high it will use to much memory i figured 10Mb is good compromise today. I don't know what would be best here :)
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@achempion Is this PR expected to be merged soon? |
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Hi,
Currently Waffle ( well erlang's
:file.writewhich Elixir'sFile.writeuses) fails to writes files greater than 2GB and as such we can't upload files larger than 2GB. This PR uses stream to write instead.