Mike Marcacci

Hmm, how would this work? Generating a hash requires consuming the entire contents of the upload, which would result in a finished (read useless) stream being passed in the `file`...

Is this still the latest on this issue? Named capture groups would be a game changer for me, and I can try to find time to work on this if...

@MiltiadisKoutsokeras just FYI https://github.com/fsouza/fake-gcs-server has the behavior you're after. For our use-case we actually _don't_ want that behavior and and are trying to move to `gcp-storage-emulator` instead. But I figured...

Ah interesting; this project has been on the back burner for a while as other obligations have taken priority. This appears due to the `scrypt` package trying to compile on...

Hi Ronna! I'm psyched you've been exploring this, and sorry again for the slow replies: there are plans to add a comprehensive solution for reporting, but as of yet we...

Hi Ronna, So sorry for the incredibly slow reply - this has been a crazy quarter! A user should be able to create projects in open cycles, and will automatically...

Hi @yaacovCR, upload objects contain streams of bytes that were originally sent via multipart HTTP request. I'm certainly no expert when it comes to Apollo's schema stitching pattern, but it's...

I 100% agree that because the current implementation is so highly optimized for the case of streaming data, it would be a total disaster to try and use it for...

Hmmm, the workaround used in koa-busboy here is highly suboptimal: not only is it unrealistic to assume that the entire payload will always fit into memory, but by waiting for...

@gcoda just to make sure I’m understanding this correctly, this is to support the emulator, but production cloud functions work; is that correct? According to Google’s [docs on multipart requests](https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/writing/http)...