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Add a pebble function fileSize() that returns the file size in bytes #5902

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anna-geller opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 5 comments
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Feature description

This is needed for use cases when you need to check the file size within a condition and perhaps skip some downstream tasks if the file is empty.

This can be a function that takes an internal storage file URI as a single input parameter: fileSize(URI)

@anna-geller anna-geller added area/backend Needs backend code changes enhancement New feature or request kind/quick-win Seems to be quick to do good first issue Great issue for new contributors labels Nov 13, 2024
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this to Backlog in Issues Nov 13, 2024
@anna-geller anna-geller added the kind/customer-request Requested by one or more customers label Nov 13, 2024
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Hey, could I take this one?

@MilosPaunovic
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Yup, absolutely, go for it @benjoEK1337! 🚀

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benjoEK1337 commented Nov 13, 2024

Quick question. Regarding this task, are there any deadlines or something similar?

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MilosPaunovic commented Nov 13, 2024

We usually like to give a few days for our community assignees to tackle the issue, and if it's not done by that time, someone from the team/other community member will take over.

If there is work in progress, those deadlines are not that hardcoded.

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Cool, thanks. It should be done in a few days. 🤞

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