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Great job on implementing the server with stream-based compression and proper error handling. Your solution is very close to complete, but there's a small change needed before it can be accepted.
The task requires specific file extensions for the compressed files. In src/createServer.js, you need to update the extensions used for gzip and deflate to match the requirements.
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gzipcompression, the file extension should be.gz. - For
deflatecompression, the file extension should be.dfl.
Once you make these adjustments, your code should fully meet the requirements. Keep up the excellent work!
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The task description specifies that the file extension for gzip compression should be .gz. For example, file.txt should become file.txt.gz.
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According to the task description, the file extension for deflate compression should be .dfl.
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Hello! It appears there's a mismatch between the previous review's instructions and what the automated tests expect, which is causing the build to fail. While you correctly implemented the .gz and .dfl extensions as requested, the tests require the full compression type name in the filename.
To resolve this, please adjust the logic in src/createServer.js where you set the Content-Disposition header:
- For
gzipcompression, the test expects the extension to be.gzip. - For
deflatecompression, the test expects.deflate.
Updating these extensions will align your code with the test suite and allow the checks to pass. You're very close to a complete solution!
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Excellent work on this project! I am approving your solution as you've successfully implemented all the requirements for the compression application. The server correctly handles file uploads, uses streams for compression, and manages various error conditions perfectly. It's great to see that you've also addressed the feedback from the previous review regarding the file extensions, aligning them with the test requirements. Your code is well-structured and complete. Keep up the fantastic work!
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