2) Add several files to the queue and start the upload
3) While pause the upload and add some more files
4) Restart the upload. Notice that while the upload is happening the uploaded size goes higher than the total size. After the queue has finished the uploaded and total size are the same again.
feel free to submit a pull request. The proposed fix can be discussed further then.
Neel Dalsania March 6, 2016 at 7:39 PM
I think, I resolved this issue There was problem with the uploadingSize variable present in fluid.uploader.updateTotalProgress, instead of sum of batch.totalBytesUploaded and that.queue.sizeOfUploadedFiles() if we use that.queue.sizeOfUploadedFiles() only then it works perfectly
Should i sent a PR for the issue
Justin Obara August 7, 2015 at 8:31 PM
screenshot.png shows the uploaded size being larger than the total size.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Open the uploader demo
http://build.fluidproject.org/infusion/demos/uploader/
2) Add several files to the queue and start the upload
3) While pause the upload and add some more files
4) Restart the upload.
Notice that while the upload is happening the uploaded size goes higher than the total size. After the queue has finished the uploaded and total size are the same again.