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Fixes 'Prediction interrupted; please retry (code: PA)' on Replicate when passing a file object by uploading the file to a URL (a signed S3 URL works for private files) and passing the URL instead. Use when replicate.run fails on local file inputs around 20 MB or larger. Not for other prediction error codes.
The (code: PA) interruption on file inputs happens when the file is too large to send inline, since the client base64-encodes it into the request body and the API caps request size. Upload the file somewhere reachable, a signed S3 URL works for private files, and pass that URL as the input instead of the file object…
Fixed upstream in the @google-cloud/storage SDK: the reporter re-tested with 7 files and all streams succeeded after the fix. Upgrade @google-cloud/storage to a version containing the fix and retry the batch checks. If you still see socket hang ups on an old version, the practical mitigation is to serialize the checks…
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Batch file existence checks against GCS (bucket.file(fileName).exists() in batches of 20) produce lots of socket hang up errors from the @google-cloud/storage Node SDK. The SDK was not reusing connections properly, so bursts of requests exhausted sockets.
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The recommended path is service-account impersonation for signing: create a dedicated service account, grant the caller the IAM Service Account Token Creator role on it, and let the SDK sign through the IAM API instead of a local key. Users on the thread confirmed this works where ADC alone cannot sign. Downloading a …
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Calling getSignedUrl from the Node.js GCS SDK in a Cloud Function (or with Application Default Credentials) fails with: SigningError: Cannot sign data without client_email. The environment has read access to the bucket but no service-account private key is available locally, so the SDK has nothing to sign with.
Problem outcome: unknown
When generating the signed URL, pass the exact Content-Type the client will upload with (e.g. image/png or application/octet-stream), and make sure the client sends that same header: users on the thread confirmed uploads work once the signed content-type matches. If you cannot know the type ahead of time, sign with ap…
Problem outcome: unknown
Uploading to a GCS signed URL fails CORS: the preflight request completes fine, but the actual PUT is rejected with No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. The bucket CORS config is correct, which misleads debugging. The real cause: the Content-Type header sent with the upload did…
Problem outcome: unknown
This is by design, not a bug in your code: Google rotates the managed signing keys, so do not generate long-lived signed URLs once and store them. Either refresh them on a schedule (e.g. a scheduled Cloud Function that regenerates URLs every ~160 hours, under the 7-day v4 max), or sign with a user-managed service acco…
Problem outcome: unknown
getSignedURL() from the @google-cloud/storage Node SDK (or Firebase Functions) produces signed URLs that work for several days and then start returning 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch, even though the URL has not reached its expiry. The signing key is the managed service account key that Google rotates roughly every two wee…
Problem outcome: unknown