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Uploading chunks with http requests increments the tag split value, as it is also incremented uploading with bzz protocol.
Instead uploading using websocket doesn't update it.
Because of this, I suspect that upload with websocket doesn't actual use the tag at all.
Expected behavior
I should have the same behavior on tag, session and storage uploading with http or uploading with websocket.
Actual behavior
It seams that uploading with websocket doesn't use tag's session.
Steps to reproduce
Create a tag, and use it to upload with websocket.
After the upload, try to look at tag status. It has all values to 0, even if chunks have been uploaded.
Possible solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Context
Bee 2.2.0
Summary
Uploading chunks with http requests increments the tag
split
value, as it is also incremented uploading with bzz protocol.Instead uploading using websocket doesn't update it.
Because of this, I suspect that upload with websocket doesn't actual use the tag at all.
Expected behavior
I should have the same behavior on tag, session and storage uploading with http or uploading with websocket.
Actual behavior
It seams that uploading with websocket doesn't use tag's session.
Steps to reproduce
Create a tag, and use it to upload with websocket.
After the upload, try to look at tag status. It has all values to 0, even if chunks have been uploaded.
Possible solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: