Remove spyon, use readable stream to test pipeResponseToFile #651
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LGTM. Thanks for adding the check for file length.
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…#651) * Remove spyon, use readable stream to test pipeResponseToFile * Check file contents
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jest.spyOn(DownloadHttpClient.prototype, 'pipeResponseToFile')from the download artifact tests, and using a readable stream object to testpipeResponseToFile. Also verifying the destination file size on disk.This is set up for a follow-up PR with new test cases for truncated responses, #652.