* moved MaxObjectSize check to NewUpload
* removed MaxObjectSize check from CalcOptimalPartSize
* switched to assert in tests
* added TestAllPartSizes, excluded in short mode
TODO: TestNewUploadLargerMaxObjectSize needs to fail if MaxObjectSize > size
* Take IsTruncated field of S3 ListParts API response into account
* Rename s3store.ListParts to ListAllParts
* Use proper formatting + make listAllParts private + test listAllParts through TestGetInfo
* Update TestFinishUpload to also test paged ListParts response
commit 5a268dbafb9318b888142931ea27a1af10b9a8e7
Author: Marius <maerious@gmail.com>
Date: Wed Jul 19 11:47:26 2017 +0200
Remove manual assignment of upload ID in S3Store
commit a37e149090ee7fd5f170d24ccc33b8af9ae18fae
Author: Marius <maerious@gmail.com>
Date: Wed Jul 19 11:42:00 2017 +0200
Format Go code
commit 6643a9be62
Author: Markus Kienast <mark@rickkiste.at>
Date: Sun Jul 16 17:08:24 2017 +0200
fixed ID value in .info; adjusted tests; fixed assert(expected, received) swap
AWS does not handle non-ASCII encoded values for metadata values well since
they are transported in HTTP header values which, by specification, should
only contain ASCII characters. If you still supply AWS with, for example,
UTF-8 encoded strings it will reject the request due to mismatching
signatures. Our solution is to replace these characters with question
marks.
Markus Kienast
koenvo
Marius