Once in a while, when uploading an asset, upload would hang with no event being emitted. The theory is that sometimes uploadAssets never calls the callback or emits any events. In that case, events logged would look like:
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19:50:47 event upload-progress test-asset.pkg {
percentage: 0.49955797361536614,
transferred: 332384,
length: 66535621,
remaining: 66203237,
eta: 199,
runtime: 0,
delta: 332384,
speed: 332384
}
19:50:47 upload-progress test-asset.pkg {
percentage: 1.5830317417492805,
transferred: 1053280,
length: 66535621,
remaining: 65482341,
eta: 62,
runtime: 0,
delta: 720896,
speed: 1053280
}
19:50:47 event duplicated-asset test-asset.pkg
20:50:47 Error: Timeout reached while executing task publishReleaseAsync
The last line at 20:50:47 is a timeout check wrapper workaround that is used to identify upload has stalled.
Once in a while, when uploading an asset, upload would hang with no event being emitted. The theory is that sometimes
uploadAssetsnever calls the callback or emits any events. In that case, events logged would look like:The last line at 20:50:47 is a timeout check wrapper workaround that is used to identify upload has stalled.