fix: close file descriptors in Requests-style file tuples#414
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fix: close file descriptors in Requests-style file tuples#414darshanm17 wants to merge 1 commit intoMarketSquare:masterfrom
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When users pass files using the Requests API format
{'key': ('filename', fileobj, ...)}, the inner fileobj
was not being closed by _close_file_descriptors.
This could lead to resource leaks in uploads.
- Extend _close_file_descriptors to detect and close
file objects inside file-tuple values.
- Add unit test to verify the behavior.
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When users pass files using the Requests API format {'key': ('filename', fileobj, ...)}, the inner fileobj was not being closed by _close_file_descriptors.
This could lead to resource leaks in uploads.