ByteStreamJVM.writeToOutputStream is documented as This method does not flush or close the given OutputStream. but does close the stream (indirectly).
outputStream.sink() ultimately creates an okio.OutputStreamSink that has override fun close() = out.close()
We ran across this writing S3 objects (in a loop) to a ZipOutputStream that was closed after the first call to body.writeOutputStream(...).
Regression Issue
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Expected behavior
Expecting that writing to a stream does not close it. One may wish to write further data to the stream, as is the case with a ZipOutputStream with multiple entries.
Current behavior
writeOutputStream closes the stream, contradicting the documented behaviour.
Steps to Reproduce
Pass a stream into any ByteStream.writeToOutputStream and check its state after the call.
Possible Solution
Wrap in some form of close-suppressing sink, or a close-suppressing OutputStream.
We worked around this by doing body.toInputStream().copyTo(outputStream) (which isn't great, that InputStream may or may not need to be closed...)
Context
Good for now - pls restore the documented functionality!
AWS SDK for Kotlin version
1.3.52 (unclear where the regression happened, or if this ever worked as documented)
Hi, thanks for the report. I've set this as high priority and will begin working on it as soon I'm finished with unrelated work as part of my on call shift.
Describe the bug
ByteStreamJVM.writeToOutputStream
is documented asThis method does not flush or close the given OutputStream.
but does close the stream (indirectly).outputStream.sink()
ultimately creates anokio.OutputStreamSink
that hasoverride fun close() = out.close()
We ran across this writing S3 objects (in a loop) to a ZipOutputStream that was closed after the first call to
body.writeOutputStream(...)
.Regression Issue
Expected behavior
Expecting that writing to a stream does not close it. One may wish to write further data to the stream, as is the case with a ZipOutputStream with multiple entries.
Current behavior
writeOutputStream closes the stream, contradicting the documented behaviour.
Steps to Reproduce
Pass a stream into any ByteStream.writeToOutputStream and check its state after the call.
Possible Solution
Wrap in some form of close-suppressing sink, or a close-suppressing OutputStream.
We worked around this by doing
body.toInputStream().copyTo(outputStream)
(which isn't great, that InputStream may or may not need to be closed...)Context
Good for now - pls restore the documented functionality!
AWS SDK for Kotlin version
1.3.52 (unclear where the regression happened, or if this ever worked as documented)
Platform (JVM/JS/Native)
JVM
Operating system and version
any