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[House keeping] remove setting max size bytes in node context #5092
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is there an issue with just removing the
maxPayloadSize
completely? IIUC there is just the two checks in this file. IMO themaxDownloadMBs
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I should've mentioned this in the PR - I had some concern if there were any swaps with an external datastore implementation as mentioned in this comment. This external implementation might not have checks against maxDownloadMBs as we do in stow_store.
This is probably an unfound concern and we could just mention in release notes about potential payload size issues if you're using an external storage implementation.