The way the VirusCheckerService is being use in sufia/curation concerns, as a validation before save, causes the service to try and access a stream from an item that is not yet in the repository.
The class of the content is a File in this case so we should be able to either use the existing code for items that do exists in the database !item.new_record? or Check for the content responding to path. I added return file.content.path if file.content.respond_to?(:path) in my local copy of the gem and that has fixed the problem.
I think the entire solution may be check the content for path, then check for new_record and return content and after that return the stream.
The way the VirusCheckerService is being use in sufia/curation concerns, as a validation before save, causes the service to try and access a stream from an item that is not yet in the repository.
https://github.com/projecthydra/hydra-works/commit/796f8d12629b62442ac248e26cbe466e05e9828f#diff-8adc158121e9605cac64b6dc8574f678R30
The class of the content is a File in this case so we should be able to either use the existing code for items that do exists in the database
!item.new_record?or Check for the content responding to path. I addedreturn file.content.path if file.content.respond_to?(:path)in my local copy of the gem and that has fixed the problem.I think the entire solution may be check the content for path, then check for new_record and return content and after that return the stream.