Paweł Polewicz
Paweł Polewicz
It is a bug. Since you have figured out what it is caused by, perhaps you'd like to take a stab at fixing it?
We might try to fetch the name from the local cache, it should be there. If it's not, then we could check if it's in "allowed", but that will be...
Indeed, someone could rely on this behavior already, so changing this could break their code. I suggest the following plan: 1. In apiver v1 expose a new parameter `b2ContentEncoding=None` for...
I think it might have worked correctly for files that had a `.gz` extension, but were actually nearly non-compressible and ended up with the same size as before compression. That's...
What about the browser?
Firefox 64 and 84 on linux did not decompress it, everything else I have decompressed it. I'm starting to think we should fix the decompression and we should think about...
Ok, after further discussion we came to a conclusion, that this feature of automatic decompression of content using the content-encoding header should *not* be fixed. Yes, chrome and curl with...
Ok so the *problem* is that downloading a file with content-encoding=gzip doesn't work, but there are two possible solutions: 1. Fix it so that it works like Chrome does and...
Indeed, that's a problem. As for b2-sdk-java, I think it has not released a version with the fix yet, so I think it's not too late. I mean we can...
After a next round of discussions, it was decided that at least in "default configuration", the automatic decompression will NOT be supported by either b2-sdk-java nor b2-sdk-python. As b2-sdk-python is...