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Sorry, I was thinking that I've looked at this previously. I looked around...
Can you try #3338?
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It's up to Nate. The goal is every ~4 weeks but that was obviously a while ago. I'm sure it will happen when Nate has time for it. Closing this as a duplicate.
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is sometimes exactly 4096
Would changing the line you referenced so that it used >
instead of >=
solve your issue?
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is sometimes exactly 4096
Would changing the line you referenced so that it used
>
instead of>=
solve your issue?
I'm still learning how podman does its chunked uploads, but I've noticed that the previous chunk size can vary, so even with >=
I'll probably end up exceeding 4096 (since the previous chunk size and the current chunk size get added together in the puma code).
That's why I tried hacking the size to 4100, which seemed to solve the problem in one particular case.
I'm not sure if podman is doing something strange by having a chunked upload size of 4096, I was hoping get a better idea about that by finding out where the puma limit of 4096 came from.
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Can you try #3338?
It looks like this worked! I can't speak to the correctness, but my podman push
no longer errors out :)
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Now that ebb40b6 is merged, that should solve this issue. How soon might we be able to expect a release with the fix?
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