Stream file upload to s3 if client supports it #259
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If client uploads the file contents as request entity, and a valid `Content-Length` header, upload file to s3 instead of buffering locally. This is equivalent to the following curl command: ``` curl -H 'application/octet-stream' --data-binary @myfile.bin host:/api/v2/objects/:object-i ``` Not this is different from the request the UI currently uses, which includes a form field and does not provide a valid size for the file.
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If client uploads the file contents as request entity, and a valid
Content-Lengthheader, upload file to s3 instead of bufferinglocally.
This is equivalent to the following curl command:
Not this is different from the request the UI currently uses, which
includes a form field and does not provide a valid size for the file.