bmcweb: Remove size limit for dump offloads #1384
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Currently, a hardcoded size limit of 20MB exists for BMC and resource dumps during offloading. This presents a limitation as dump sizes are increasing with new feature additions. This change removes the size check in `checkSizeLimit` to allow larger dumps to be offloaded. The existing deadline timer for the offload operation is sufficient to handle cases where the dump generation takes too long, making the size check redundant. This allows the BMC to offload as much of the dump as possible within the configured time limit. Signed-off-by: Abhilash Raju <[email protected]>
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Should this be discussed and handled from upstream? |
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Currently, a hardcoded size limit of 20MB exists for BMC and resource dumps during offloading. This presents a limitation as dump sizes are increasing with new feature additions.
This change removes the size check in
checkSizeLimitto allow larger dumps to be offloaded. The existing deadline timer for the offload operation is sufficient to handle cases where the dump generation takes too long, making the size check redundant.This allows the BMC to offload as much of the dump as possible within the configured time limit.