Danny Avila 240e9e920f 🧺 fix: Skip Oversized and Duplicate Files Instead of the Whole Batch (#15358) ... * 🧺 fix: Skip Oversized and Duplicate Files Instead of the Whole Batch Uploading several files at once failed entirely when any single one exceeded `fileSizeLimit`: `validateFileSizes` returned false for the batch and `discardProcessedUploads()` dropped every processed upload, valid files included. Duplicates rejected the selection the same way. Adds `partitionUploads`, which splits a selection into the files that may be uploaded and the ones that cannot, and applies it at both validation points — duplicates against the raw selection, sizes against the processed files whose bytes resizing has already settled. Offenders are discarded individually and named in a toast; the rest upload. Per-file rules only: `totalSizeLimit` describes the batch as a whole, so `validateFileSizes` still enforces it over whatever survives the partition. When nothing survives, the batch keeps reporting the existing all-or-nothing errors rather than per-file skip notices, so single-file uploads are unchanged. * 🧮 fix: Count the Partitioned Selection Against the File Limit Codex round 1. `validateFiles` received the unpartitioned selection, so its `fileList.length + files.size` check spent `fileLimit` slots on files the partition was about to discard — with 9 of 10 slots taken, picking an already-attached file alongside a new one rejected both. The partition now runs first and hands `validateFiles` only the survivors, keeping the count rule in one place. A selection that loses every file still passes the untouched list through, so the batch-level checks report it in their usual order. Also stops the partition tests allocating real buffers: one case built a 500 MiB ArrayBuffer to assert a size-only branch. * 🎚️ fix: Apply the File Count to the Files That Survive Processing Codex round 2. Round 1 stopped duplicates spending `fileLimit` slots, but the count still ran before sizes were known: the pre-processing partition defers size checks, so an oversized file was counted and then discarded. With one slot left, picking an oversized file beside a valid one rejected both. The count now runs where the survivors are finally known — after the post-processing partition — through a `validateFileLimit` extracted from `validateFiles`, so both callers share one rule and one message. The two batch-composition rules the partition now owns, count and duplicates, sit behind a single `skipBatchRules` flag in place of `skipDuplicateValidation`. Selections that overshoot the limit are now processed before being rejected, where they used to be turned away up front. That is the price of counting only what will actually be attached, and matches how duplicates and sizes have always been handled in this function. * 🔕 fix: Hold Skip Notices Until the Batch Is Actually Uploading Codex round 3. The pre-processing partition announced its dropped duplicates as soon as `validateFiles` passed, but the surviving files still had to clear the file count and `totalSizeLimit` afterwards. A selection that failed there showed both "Skipped duplicate file(s)" and the batch rejection, with nothing uploaded — contradicting the notice's own contract that it describes a batch that is otherwise still going. Both partitions' skipped entries are now reported together, after the batch is known to be uploading. A selection rejected in full reports itself through the batch-level errors alone.		2026-08-30 09:04:13 -04:00
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