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The SDK's download manager is failing its unit tests with Go 1.19 on Windows. Discovered when adding Go 1.19 to CI for the SDK. It seems like the SDK's default buffer pool used on windows is contributing to this issue.
Workaround is to delete or comment out feature/s3/manager/default_read_seeker_write_to_windows.go and feature/s3/manager/default_writer_read_from_windows.go files.
Additional Information/Context
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AWS Go SDK V2 Module Versions Used
latest
Compiler and Version used
go1.19
Operating System and version
windows
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Describe the bug
The SDK's download manager is failing its unit tests with Go 1.19 on Windows. Discovered when adding Go 1.19 to CI for the SDK. It seems like the SDK's default buffer pool used on windows is contributing to this issue.
defaultUploadBufferProvider
This may be blocking usage of the transfer manager on Windows with Go 1.19.
Expected Behavior
Unit tests to pass, and transfer manager to work on all supported Go versions and platforms
Current Behavior
Unit tests failing.
Reproduction Steps
Run unit tests on Windows with Go 1.19
Possible Solution
Workaround is to delete or comment out
feature/s3/manager/default_read_seeker_write_to_windows.go
andfeature/s3/manager/default_writer_read_from_windows.go
files.Additional Information/Context
No response
AWS Go SDK V2 Module Versions Used
latest
Compiler and Version used
go1.19
Operating System and version
windows
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: