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Could you explain why this marshal/unmarshall step is necessary here?
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I think I wrote it because unmarshall()/marshall() takes care of initialization too. It's probably a shortcutty way to do it.
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Why is this property static? Does this mean that the user can only effectively use one TusURLPersistentStore?
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Honestly I don't remember why is it static. However I didn't recognize any use case for more than one TusUploadFileSet.
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Why is here no marshall() compared to the other constructor?
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I assumed a custom path for a store is already initialized. Therefore no marshall(). Non existing file on custom path will generate RuntimeException.
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I see that you are implementing additional methods for storing and retrieving additional information about the uploads, such as the filename. We can implement such a more capable URL store for tus-js-client as well. I think we should do the same for tus-java-client in its next major release: #78
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This is the pull request for issue #67. There is a TusURLPersistentStore which can continue uploads after restarting the computer. After successful upload finished, the URL will get deleted. Tested on Windows, and worked.
Usage:
TusURLPersistentStore persistentStore = new TusURLPersistentStore();
client.enableResuming(persistentStore);
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