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Increase 512kbytes object put limit to 2mbytes #2980

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Increase 512kbytes object put limit to 2mbytes
kpcyrd Jul 19, 2016
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Use bitshifting for inputLimit
kpcyrd Jul 20, 2016
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions core/commands/object/object.go
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Expand Up @@ -21,10 +21,10 @@ import (
ft "github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/unixfs"
)

// ErrObjectTooLarge is returned when too much data was read from stdin. current limit 512k
var ErrObjectTooLarge = errors.New("input object was too large. limit is 512kbytes")
// ErrObjectTooLarge is returned when too much data was read from stdin. current limit 2m
var ErrObjectTooLarge = errors.New("input object was too large. limit is 2mbytes")

const inputLimit = 512 * 1024
const inputLimit = 2 << 20
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nitpick: I want to move towards using 2 << 20 for things like this. The go team does this on all go projects and it makes it really easy to read, ex:

1 << 10 == 1K
4 << 10 == 4K
2 << 20 == 2MB
4 << 30 == 4GB

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Agreed, although important to note it's Ki, Mi, and Gi :)


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