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| #[arg(long, default_value_t = 0)] | ||
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Suggestion: content_length is optional with a default of 0, so omitting --content-length silently generates an instruction with content-length: 0. For any non-empty upload this will produce a mismatched header and failed upload behavior; make this argument required (or compute it from an input file) instead of defaulting to zero. [logic error]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ CLI generates upload instructions with zero content-length by default.
- ⚠️ Automation using these instructions may fail uploading non-empty objects.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Build and run the WASM CLI defined in `crates/byteport-cli/src/main.rs:16-80`, invoking
`byteport transport create-upload --object-key test.bin` without a `--content-length`
flag.
2. Clap populates `TransportAction::CreateUpload` in `main.rs:38-57`, using the
`#[arg(long, default_value_t = 0)]` on `content_length: u64` at lines 55-56, so
`content_length` is set to `0`.
3. `main()` forwards this value into `cmd_transport_create_upload` at `main.rs:63-77`,
which constructs an `UploadRequest` at `main.rs:91-94` with `content_length` equal to `0`.
4. `S3UploadTransport::create_upload` in `crates/byteport-transport/src/lib.rs:67-87`
inserts a `content-length` header from `request.content_length` at line 79, and the CLI
then prints JSON at `main.rs:96-99` showing `"content-length": "0"`, even though the
intended upload (e.g. `test.bin`) is non-empty, producing an instruction with a mismatched
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*Logic Error: `content_length` is optional with a default of `0`, so omitting `--content-length` silently generates an instruction with `content-length: 0`. For any non-empty upload this will produce a mismatched header and failed upload behavior; make this argument required (or compute it from an input file) instead of defaulting to zero.
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This table only applies when Cargo is building for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc, but the Rust coverage workflow I checked runs on ubuntu-latest and local Linux hosts use x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu. Replacing the previous global [build] rustflags with this Windows-only target means the documented native coverage instrumentation no longer applies in the CI environment that enforces cargo llvm-cov; use a cfg/host-target entry that includes the Linux host while still excluding wasm cross-builds.
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Add a WASM-compatible BytePort CLI for creating S3 upload instructions
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byteportCLI subset that can run inwasm32-wasiImpact
✅ WASM-ready CLI uploads✅ Faster S3 upload setup✅ Clearer CLI error output💡 Usage Guide
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