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Update evaporate.js #401

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In our project, we faced with the possibility to upload several identical files to one s3 bucket to the separate subfolders. This cause the s3 upload error: was uploaded the only first file from the list of identical files. This patch for the fix parallel uploads of identical files.

In our project, we faced with the possibility to upload several identical files to one s3 bucket to the separate subfolders. This cause the s3 upload error: was uploaded the only first file from the list of identical files. This patch for the fix parallel uploads of identical files.
@bikeath1337 bikeath1337 self-requested a review March 13, 2018 14:59
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The available option allowS3ExistenceOptimization might work for your needs, but then you would not benefit from that optimization. Refer to the wiki for more information.

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// The key tries to give a signature to a file in the absence of its path.
// "<filename>-<mimetype>-<modifieddate>-<filesize>"
return [
fileUpload.name, // fix for parallel uploads of identical files
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Unfortunately, this breaks compatibility and a key feature of EvaporateJS: the ability to retry failed transfers. You can see which specs fail by running the test suite.

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Maybe I did something wrong, but in my case when I tried to upload the same file simultaneously to the one bucket to the separated directories. Evaporate's library tried to retry upload that file and I had one result in all tries - the first file upload was done successfully, all others - not. In this process, the library sends me notifications about file uploading progress and the success event. But files didn't upload.

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I changed fileUpload.name to the fileUpload.awsKey. Maybe this will be okay for your tests? I tried use allowS3ExistenceOptimization with true and false values without success.

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