Amplify v6 Storage - ExpiredToken After 1 Hour Upload about amplify-js

[AllanZhengYP]

Hi @minatmalek I can reproduce this issue thus confirm this is a bug. The team is prioritizing fixing it. We will keep you post with our progress.

[ashwinkumar6]

Hi @minatmalek, thanks for reporting the issue, it has been released in [email protected].
Please feel free to let us know if it's resolved.

[cwomack]

Hello, @minatmalek 👋. Can you clarify if the upload is stopping completely when this occurs (or if the file still uploads)? Also, do you see this error happening repeatedly or is this more intermittent? It may also be helpful to know what the file size is and the amount of time it's taking to upload the file if you can share that.

[minatmalek]

Hi @cwomack , thank you for your quick reply.
File size is around 10GB, it always fails at the 1 hour mark (around 45% of the upload)

I notice from the logs that the progress callback fires a couple of times after the ExpiredToken error occurred then it stops completely with a 400 error.

What I also noticed from the logs is that it clears the credentials after they expire (not right before they do), I'm not sure if thats the expected behavior.

[vinu-ablabs]

I am having the same issue in production. In my case, the user leaves the screen idle or even interacts with it. After an hour from the last refresh, the upload fails with the credentials expiring. Right now, when this happens, we force the user to logout. But that isn't right and very annoying.

I am using v5 of sdk. Is there a way to work around the issue with the approach in the PR. I have been trying to refresh the credentials before the upload but not been able to do so.

[minatmalek]

Hi @ashwinkumar6, thank you for the support. I can confirm that the issue has been resolved in [email protected]