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It is now June 17, 2024. While using a self-developed upload tool and testing your tool, I discovered that uploading large files using the session endpoint results in a 401 error. After some research, I modified the code in the httpSendFilePart function by commenting out the Authorization part, which made the endpoint work successfully. I speculate that Microsoft standardized the API in June, and when using PUT to the uploadurl, it checks for Authorization. If it exists, the request will fail, although I don't understand the significance of this.
It is now June 17, 2024. While using a self-developed upload tool and testing your tool, I discovered that uploading large files using the session endpoint results in a 401 error. After some research, I modified the code in the httpSendFilePart function by commenting out the Authorization part, which made the endpoint work successfully. I speculate that Microsoft standardized the API in June, and when using PUT to the uploadurl, it checks for Authorization. If it exists, the request will fail, although I don't understand the significance of this.
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