Speedsummary don't get updated when downloading file/blob under 32MB
See original GitHub issueWhen downloading a file/blob smaller than 32MB, the property completeSize
in SpeedSummary
returned by FileService.getFileToLocalFile()
/ BlobService.getBlobToLocalFile()
won’t get updated, leaving the SpeedSummary
useless.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:7 (5 by maintainers)
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I was hoping fine-grained updating, because the updating cost is very low.
If the original design is updating per request, the updating when downloading finished is necessary, in case that user may use
SpeedSummary
.Even though, I think the updating is not identical in different code paths. For files bigger than 32MB, the updating grain is per 4MB. And for files smaller than 32MB, it’s the whole file size. It’s better to keep it identical.
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