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tus: failed to create upload, caused by [object ProgressEvent]
See original GitHub issueWhen uploading to https: //master.tus.io/files/ I get for some files this error:
"tus: failed to create upload, caused by [object ProgressEvent], originated from request (response code: 0, response text: )"
Other files are fine… Any idea what is going wrong?
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Pheeeew! Thanks Acconut! Works brilliantly all of a sudden…! Aaargh…, must have accidentally added it at some point!? Solved.
That’s the problem, the endpoint you specified (
https: //master.tus.io/files/) contains a space. Please remove that and it should work.