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The allow_upload/3 config is external, autoload, max_entries: 1
Once a :too_many_files error is issued for trying to upload more files when only 1 is allowed, it no longer accepts any new drag & drops, not event of a single file. It simply sticks to its original :too_many_files error and ignores the new drag & drops.
This only happens in case of a :too_many_files error. Uploading a file by drag & drop after a different error (e.g. :not_accepted, :external_client_failure) works properly.
Expected behavior
Obviously, a new drag & drop upload should be validated and taken into consideration regardless of the previous error.
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Environment
Actual behavior
The
allow_upload/3
config is external, autoload, max_entries: 1Once a
:too_many_files
error is issued for trying to upload more files when only 1 is allowed, it no longer accepts any new drag & drops, not event of a single file. It simply sticks to its original:too_many_files
error and ignores the new drag & drops.This only happens in case of a
:too_many_files
error. Uploading a file by drag & drop after a different error (e.g.:not_accepted
,:external_client_failure
) works properly.Expected behavior
Obviously, a new drag & drop upload should be validated and taken into consideration regardless of the previous error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: