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I am seeing an issue in the text masking code due to “IncludeBulkData.URI” being set in several places.
This flag will result in the metadata being stored in memory. The pixel data will get stored as BulkData in a temporary file on the disk in the system’s temporary folder (“tmp” in Ubunutu “%TEMP%” in Windows).
The temporary pixel data file doesn’t get autodeleted. Hence on the cloud, our app runs out of disk space and crashes. The temporary files can’t be manually deleted without causing other issues on the cloud due to various restrictions/limitations imposed by the cloud application framework.
I tried removing “IncludeBulkData.URI” to solve the issue but it results in text masking failing for compressed files.
Any help is appreciated to make text masking work without the “IncludeBulkData.URI” configuration or some other approach.
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I am seeing an issue in the text masking code due to “IncludeBulkData.URI” being set in several places.
This flag will result in the metadata being stored in memory. The pixel data will get stored as BulkData in a temporary file on the disk in the system’s temporary folder (“tmp” in Ubunutu “%TEMP%” in Windows).
The temporary pixel data file doesn’t get autodeleted. Hence on the cloud, our app runs out of disk space and crashes. The temporary files can’t be manually deleted without causing other issues on the cloud due to various restrictions/limitations imposed by the cloud application framework.
I tried removing “IncludeBulkData.URI” to solve the issue but it results in text masking failing for compressed files.
Any help is appreciated to make text masking work without the “IncludeBulkData.URI” configuration or some other approach.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: