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I have tried this, but currently the file gets handed to the storage handler (Azure in my case), which tries to upload it.
Subsequently this fails and the tus client request gets rejected.
So I was wondering, if tus servers should allow this in the first place, before filing a more specific bug eventually.
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tus has always allowed empty uploads and just last week we received a similar question and added an explaining paragraph to the protocol: tus/tus-resumable-upload-protocol#197
I my case, I see, that tusd tries to upload a zero-length blob, and the azure client fails.
I have not verified, I use the latest version though but looking at https://github.com/tus/tusd/blob/main/pkg/azurestore/azurestore.go I do not see a respective check before trying to upload.
I can test against master and file a respective bug with more information in the next days.
I have tried this, but currently the file gets handed to the storage handler (Azure in my case), which tries to upload it.
Subsequently this fails and the tus client request gets rejected.
So I was wondering, if tus servers should allow this in the first place, before filing a more specific bug eventually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: