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When i try to upload the gzip file it adds multiform header which breaks my gzip reader because of the Content-Type header curl -X 'POST' I need it to be application/gzip, is there any solution for this problem? Thank you in advance. |
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The issue is actually in your go implementation. |
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I was saying, is there any way I can write in documentation using annotations that I am uploading a gzip file not like form data but like a gzip:
because I need to upload binary gzip file. On postman this curl works:
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I had to edit my code and add support for multipart, because i cant send request from swagger without it.
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If you want to use binary, you can use "octet-stream" for application/octet-stream. On the other hand, application/gzip can be added, but it won't say too much about the content type. |
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I had to edit my code and add support for multipart, because i cant send request from swagger without it.
if strings.HasPrefix(req.Header.Get("Content-Type"), "multipart/") { r, err = supportMultiParRequest(req) if err != nil { logger.LogError("Invalid JSON data", err) renderer.Renderer.Error(req, res, http.StatusInternalServerError, err.Error()) return } } else { r, err = gzip.NewReader(req.Body) if err != nil { logger.LogError("Invalid JSON data", err) renderer.Renderer.Error(req, res, http.StatusInternalServerError, err.Error()) return } }