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fix: try older w3up client #2548

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I found memory issues went away with older w3up-client in my upload test.

This latest client appears not to be compatible with whatever APIs exist on local.storage, though perhaps web3.storage is updated -- I was actually trying to resolve this and accidentally discovered that I didn't have a memory crash any more.

Debugging in VS Code put the error in PieceHashing code, so it makes sense that the latest client, which adds filecoin/offer running locally, would potentially consume more memory.

found memory issues went away with older w3up-client in test, this simply applies the same revert
@travis travis changed the title Try older w3up client fix: try older w3up client Apr 2, 2024
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I think this is low risk to try (due to only affecting functionality enabled when feature switch allows), and will be interesting to know whether this helps avoid the OOM.

We had thought we were running with the piece hasher disabled, but this is a good way of trying it with it definitely disabled (i.e. running code from before it was added).

@gobengo gobengo merged commit 5d94ec5 into nftstorage:main Apr 2, 2024
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Reverts #2548

Why?
* that downgrade of w3up-client didn't fix everything
* @hannahhoward mentioned that in local testing, she thinks that the
newer version doesn't use extra memory when configured with a `null`
pieceHasher, which is what we're doing
* I can't think of a good reason to be on old version vs latest version
travis pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 3, 2024
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
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##
[4.5.0](api-v4.4.3...api-v4.5.0)
(2024-04-02)


### Features

* POST /uploads can write uploads to w3up for web3 serving and
dagcargoless filecoin deal-making
([#2522](#2522))
([0c77cb3](0c77cb3))
* uploadCarWithStat avoids copying stat.carBytes via Blob construction
([#2543](#2543))
([bcb67a3](bcb67a3))


### Bug Fixes

* add a fake piece hasher to try to fix staging upload issues
([#2542](#2542))
([542983c](542983c))
* avoid car repack
([#2551](#2551))
([b0d622e](b0d622e))
* avoid car repack
([#2552](#2552))
([b4ff571](b4ff571))
* change to post method
([#2547](#2547))
([65e20fb](65e20fb))
* enable `url_standard` compatbility flag
([#2540](#2540))
([bdde10a](bdde10a))
* enable the `url_standard` compatibility flag
([#2537](#2537))
([e822bab](e822bab))
* enabled nodejs compat
([#2545](#2545))
([654cde7](654cde7))
* log out proof
([225cf28](225cf28))
* log proof for debugging
([#2535](#2535))
([0ecace3](0ecace3))
* more logging
([#2536](#2536))
([11ae646](11ae646))
* remove debugging console.logs and nodejs_compat flag
([#2553](#2553))
([6ceb299](6ceb299))
* Revert "fix: try older w3up client"
([#2549](#2549))
([b31847b](b31847b))
* revert debugging prs
([#2539](#2539))
([ba22d01](ba22d01))
* try older w3up client
([#2548](#2548))
([5d94ec5](5d94ec5))
* upgrade @ipld/dag-cbor
([#2534](#2534))
([964a12c](964a12c))


### Other Changes

* add a bunch of console.logs
([#2544](#2544))
([2fc34f3](2fc34f3))
* expose simple route to debug
([#2546](#2546))
([8a9aef5](8a9aef5))
* simple test case to check limits
([#2550](#2550))
([6a50a70](6a50a70))

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