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Currently we read file contents and save them on the contents column of the temporary_files table. This could be unsafe. Im not aware of any restrictions that we have in regards to file uploads, but it would probably be better to upload the file to S3 or something?
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Keep in mind, that #276 relies pretty heavily on the existing implementation. When and if we decide to tackle this, that code will need to be refactored.
Currently we read file contents and save them on the
contents
column of thetemporary_files
table. This could be unsafe. Im not aware of any restrictions that we have in regards to file uploads, but it would probably be better to upload the file to S3 or something?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: