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Hi! Thanks for the awesome project! So I had this issue where everything worked great on Mac but then when I deployed to a Linux environment I had issues. Uploads were happening but the Data sets were zero. So I investgated and found that this line may be the potential culprit:
I checked on swift-corelibs-foundation and found that that was fully implemented so it lead me to wonder if there is something different in the way in which Data is poplulated between the two libraries and what I found was a bit interesting.
I switched my code to do the following:
try req.client().get(url).flatMap(to:File.Response.self){ resp in
guard let data = resp.http.body.data else{throwVGSMError(identifier:"unable to access user image data",
reason:"Failure in request mostlikely the readson",
source:.capture())}letfile=File.Upload(data: data, destination: destination, access:.publicRead)returntry req.makeS3Client().put(file: file, on: req)}
It was the following.
return try s3Client.put(file:URL(string: url)!,
destination:"image.txt",
access:.publicRead,
on: req).map{ resp inprint("Resp \(resp)")return user
}}
After the switch my code worked just fine.
@rafiki270 you may want to consider using the container Client to request the data here if you wanted I could put a PR together that would change this functionality.
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Hi! Thanks for the awesome project! So I had this issue where everything worked great on Mac but then when I deployed to a Linux environment I had issues. Uploads were happening but the Data sets were zero. So I investgated and found that this line may be the potential culprit:
https://github.com/LiveUI/S3/blob/master/Sources/S3/Extensions/S3%2BPut.swift#L50
in particular
let data: Data = try Data(contentsOf: url)
I checked on swift-corelibs-foundation and found that that was fully implemented so it lead me to wonder if there is something different in the way in which Data is poplulated between the two libraries and what I found was a bit interesting.
I switched my code to do the following:
It was the following.
After the switch my code worked just fine.
@rafiki270 you may want to consider using the container Client to request the data here if you wanted I could put a PR together that would change this functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: