Consume (and discard) body in Initiate Multipart Upload request #2048
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… (to satisfy AWS CRT-based S3 client)
Description
A PutObject request to upload a stream of unknown size results in a timeout when using the AWS CRT-based S3 client. It seems that this client is a bit picky with HTTP protocol, other clients work fine. The TransferManager behaves similarly.
PutObject with a stream of unknown size initiates a multipart upload. This POST request does not require any input in the body. If we do not consume the (empty) body, the S3 client will hang and timeout after 10 seconds.
Streams of known size did not result in a timeout.
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