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Great work on the server implementation! Your use of streams and handling of different routes and status codes is well done.
There is one change required before this can be approved. The file extensions for the compressed files do not match the requirements. The task specifies .gz for gzip and .dfl for deflate, but your code is currently using the full compression type (e.g., file.txt.gzip).
You'll need to map the compressionType from the form to the correct extension to fix the filename in the Content-Disposition header. After you adjust this, it should be good to go!
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The task requires the compressed file to have specific extensions: .gz for gzip, .dfl for deflate, and .br for brotli. Currently, the code uses the full compressionType value (gzip, deflate, br) as the extension.
You'll need to map the compressionType to the correct extension as specified in the description.
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Excellent work on the server implementation! The core logic for handling routing, validation, and stream-based compression is solid. However, changes are needed because the automated tests are failing due to incorrect file extensions in the Content-Disposition header.
Here are the specific fixes required:
- For
gzipcompression, the tests expect the filename to end with.gzip, but the server is currently sending.gz. - Similarly, for
deflatecompression, the expected extension is.deflate, but the server is sending.dfl.
Please adjust the logic that constructs the filename in the response header to use the full compression type string as the extension. After these small adjustments, your solution should pass the checks!
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