Set a default size when using SpooledTemporaryFile
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Leaving `0` as the default means the file never gets rolled over to disk, resulting in higher memory usage than expected (or needed). S3 and GCS both used `0` for their default value. Now, they use `FILE_UPLOAD_MAX_MEMORY_SIZE` (2.5MB by default). This is significantly better than `0`, but still allows configuration as needed. Azure already set a default of 2MB, which is better, but now brought in line with S3 and GCS
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This is a breaking change but I think a very reasonable one to follow upstream, thanks. |
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Everything should go green if you rebase now |
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@jschneier over to you 😄 |
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Thanks this is a breaking change for people with read only file systems most likely so will need to put it as such in the notes. |
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Leaving
0as the default means the file never gets rolled over to disk, resulting in higher memory usage than expected (or needed).S3 and GCS both used
0for their default value. Now, they useFILE_UPLOAD_MAX_MEMORY_SIZE(2.5MB by default). This is significantly better than0, but still allows configuration as needed.Azure already set a default of 2MB, which is better, but now brought in line with S3 and GCS. Dropbox previously didn't allow configuration, so an additional setting was added.