Robin Nabel

Just ran into this as well. You can work around this by using `cm256_encode_block` instead of `cm256_encode`, since `cm256_encode` increments the recovery block buffer by BlockBytes (see https://github.com/catid/cm256/blob/master/cm256.cpp#L215) which means...

Can confirm, same problem here. If there are any pointers re how to fix this by the devs, I'm happy to have a go at a PR.

> For nested types, that's the caveat I noted … You can guarantee a single length calculation for nested objects by serializing them back to front and keeping track of...

You are correct iff you write the tag before the content. The idea is that instead of writing from the front of your buffer starting with the tag, you start...

@rupertlevene This should be resolved now. Post here if you are still encountering this issue.

Reopening, as @Fjodor42 points out, and #62 references, there is no verification of this being resolved.

Hey @matteyas, thank you for listing the issue here. It was a problem with the `resumable` setting when uploading files - apparently the API can't handle empty files when uploading...

If you are still encountering this issue, please provide more information, and how to reproduce the issue.

These can be safely ignored - python still closes the files and SSL sockets after using them. They were just not explicitly closed.

Hey @jacobmsmall thank you for opening this issue here. A fix has now been pushed to the `development` branch. You can install the `development` version of PyDrive using: ```bash pip...