fix: due to buffering in the underlying stream reads are limited in size #25
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Currently if you call
Read
and provide a buffer larger than a few k the stream returns only that few k, given the reader abstraction discards the stream betweenRead
operations this results in many API calls.To mitigate this I moved back to retaining the stream from an optimistic get object which is performed when the file is opened, this then is used by subsquent read calls, and closed when the file is closed.
This PR adds tests that illustrate the issue.
One thing to note is using
Seek
closes the initial get object stream as this doesn't support these operations, and instead usesReadAt
, which results in more API calls.