Allow empty files to be uploaded. #25
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google/resumable_media/_upload.py
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| content_range = get_content_range(start_byte, end_byte, total_bytes) | ||
| return start_byte, end_byte, payload, content_range | ||
| return start_byte, max([end_byte, 0]), payload, content_range |
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In the process, also dropping `end_byte` as part of the returned values in `get_next_chunk()`. This is because the function only has one caller and that caller does not use the `end_byte`.
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| # stream to be at the beginning. | ||
| if num_bytes_read != 0: | ||
| raise ValueError( | ||
| u'Stream specified as empty, but produced non-empty content.') |
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Merging based on a Hangouts LGTM from @lukesneeringer |
@dhermes I am not sure this is actually the correct fix for googleapis/google-cloud-python#3685, but it seems logical and in line with what the original reporter expected.
If this is the wrong answer, I would appreciate guidance on what the correct answer is.
Fixes googleapis/google-cloud-python#3685