Loïc Mathieu
Loïc Mathieu
When mixing parts of different type (files and plain value) I think you should bind the body with `@Body MultipartBody body` then check on each part if it's a `CompletedFileUpload`...
Maybe we can schedule the file to be deleted by the VM at exit time (File.deleteOnExit), which would mitigate the issue between restarts of the application. In this case, the...
I confirm this works now with 4.4.3, @tchiotludo can you close it as you are the one that opened it?
Same error here, we're using as params for the same method `@Body`, `@Path` and `@QueryVaue` annotated parameters and we're hitting the same `Already claimed` error. ```java @Post(uri = "/trigger/{namespace}/{id}", consumes...
Hi, Back to this issue, I used the trick to bind the body to Publisher and `HttpRequest` but it caused a memory issue. First, let me explain what we do....
> What Maven artifact do you use? We're using `com.google.cloud:google-cloud-batch`. The documentation I use is here: https://cloud.google.com/batch/docs/create-run-job-storage#console It didn't explain how to change to current working directory in Java but...
Yes, I realize that, what I ask is to be able, via the Java SDK, to set the working directory. I only refer to the cd command on the doc...
Yes we use container Job. The abstraction that our user use are very high level, they describe a task in YAML and a runner (Docker, k8s, Google Batch, AWS Batch,...
I don't understand, I'm using the Batch Java SDK not the Docker SDK. There is not way to set the working directory via the Batch Java SDK, this is why...
We run arbitrary Docker images that the user can supply so we cannot rely on the Dockerfile's WORKDIR, and even if we could, we create a random directory (we should...