uploadcare / uploadcare-ruby

Ruby API client that handles uploads and further operations with files by wrapping Uploadcare Upload and REST APIs.
https://uploadcare.com
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Fix Uploadcare::File.remote_copy raising response errors #171

Closed vipulnsward closed 4 months ago

vipulnsward commented 4 months ago

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The recent updates focus on improving the Uploadcare::File.remote_copy method by fixing an input parameter type error and altering its return type to a string. Additionally, variable names in the REST API example script were clarified, and HTTP interactions for remote file copying were captured. Other changes include modifying the form_data_for method in the multipart upload client and enhancing VCR configuration to filter sensitive data.

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CHANGELOG.md Documented the fix for Uploadcare::File.remote_copy method and other changes.
api_examples/rest_api/post_files_remote_copy.rb Renamed variables for clarity in the remote file copy operation.
lib/uploadcare/entity/file.rb Modified remote_copy method to return a string directly.
lib/uploadcare/client/multipart_upload_client.rb Removed file parameter in form_data_for method's super call.
spec/fixtures/vcr_cassettes/rest_file_remote_copy.yml Added new VCR cassette capturing HTTP interactions for remote file copying.
spec/support/vcr.rb Introduced sensitive data filtering for public and secret keys in VCR configuration.
spec/uploadcare/entity/file_spec.rb Updated tests to reflect changes in copying files to remote storage and added a test for storage errors.

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In the land of code, a change was made,
To fix the paths where errors played.
Remote copies now return with grace,
Variables renamed, a clearer space.
Sensitive keys hidden from view,
Uploadcare's flow, refreshed and new.
🐇✨


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