File size too large -- but it isn't
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to upload using the admin, and am getting
cloudinary.api.Error: File size too large. Got 28078738. Maximum is 10485760.
However, the file itself is only about 2MB. It has worked for the longest time and only recently have I seen this error. Thoughts?
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yeah, normal size. very strange.
I’ve had some other problems related to recent Heroku build pack changes – everything kind of broke at once. so it might be related to that. closing for now since I can’t find anything wrong with this lib.
Ok, so this means yes 😃 I think the best would be to debug what file you get on your django server in
upload
method in storage you use. Check what file size is there. But I guess it is less that 10 mb as it would trigger Django error, not Cloudinary. Thats really weird I must admit.