@uppy/aws-s3-multipart: add shouldUseMultipart option
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shouldUseMultipart option
Murderlon
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| @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ export interface AwsS3MultipartOptions extends PluginOptions { | |||
| opts: { uploadId: string; key: string; parts: AwsS3Part[]; signal: AbortSignal } | |||
| ) => MaybePromise<{ location?: string }> | |||
| limit?: number | |||
| shouldUseMultipart?: boolean | ((file: UppyFile, fileSize: number) => boolean) | |||
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Why is fileSize the second argument? Doesn't it already live in file?
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It's provided as a convenience.
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I think it's cleaner to just have file. It's not some deep object, it's simply file.size. We can add another argument in the future when people start using it more and need more things or conveniences.
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I agree that if UppyFile always has a .size, then it's unnecessary/confusing/redundant to have a separate argument for it as well
i think it can be considered a breaking change, because i'm changing the signature of uploadPartBytes, which is an option. however I don't see uploadPartBytes documented in our docs, so maybe we can get away with a non major: - onProgress now gets passed number of bytes instead of `ev` - a new `size` argument (previously size was on body)
mifi
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…sers can use file.size
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| Package | Version | Package | Version | | ---------------------- | ------- | ---------------------- | ------- | | @uppy/aws-s3 | 3.1.1 | @uppy/status-bar | 3.1.2 | | @uppy/aws-s3-multipart | 3.3.0 | @uppy/transloadit | 3.1.4 | | @uppy/locales | 3.2.1 | uppy | 3.9.0 | - @uppy/aws-s3-multipart: allowedMetaFields: null means “include all” (Artur Paikin / #4437) - @uppy/aws-s3-multipart: add `shouldUseMultipart ` option (Antoine du Hamel / #4205) - @uppy/transloadit: Reset `tus` key in the file on error, so retried files are re-uploaded (Artur Paikin / #4421) - meta: commit build file that was modified (Antoine du Hamel) - meta: examples: add CORS settings for DigitalOcean Spaces (Antoine du Hamel / #4428) - @uppy/aws-s3: deprecate `timeout` option (Antoine du Hamel / #4298) - @uppy/aws-s3-multipart: make retries more robust (Antoine du Hamel / #4424) - meta: fix badges on README (Antoine du Hamel / #4419)
| @@ -206,6 +265,9 @@ class HTTPCommunicationQueue { | |||
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| async resumeUploadFile (file, chunks, signal) { | |||
| throwIfAborted(signal) | |||
| if (chunks.length === 1) { | |||
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Should this be checking shouldUseMultipart like we do for uploadFile?
Thompson1985
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When uploading small files (e.g. ≤100MiB), using multipart can decrease the upload performance as it introduces more overhead for uploading just one part.
This can be solved without too much difficulty by hitting the non-multipart endpoint for files with only one chunk.