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Problem

Requested 123, measured by W0 on Windows 10 on v4.2.5: upload_write part N returned result 2068, with 2 parts 10/10, 3 parts about 8/10, 4 parts about 1/10, 6 and 10 parts 0. The legacy engine passes 18/18.

Reproduced on Linux with the same account in a test folder: 4 failed attempts in 8 uploads of 10 parts. The CLI's own retry hid them, so every upload ended with exit 0.

Cause

pCloud declared two chunk slots. With more than one, the graph dispatches any ready part, so parts reach upload_write out of order. With one slot the builder chains them, which is what ordering-sensitive sessions already use.

How rclone does it

Same account, same 40 MiB file: 24 of 24 with no error, about 4.9 s each. It sends one PUT /uploadfile for every size, with nopartial=1 and mtime, and no parts at all. Its source says random-access writes seem disabled at pCloud. The server answers Connection: close, so each part of ours paid for a new connection.

Change

• One chunk slot, which chains the parts in order.
• Files under 4 GiB use single-shot uploadfile, as rclone does.
• From 4 GiB, ordered parts of 64 MiB, so a failure costs one part and not a file that large.

Measured

Same account and test folder. "Debug" is this branch's debug build, which is slower than a release build at this work.

• 4.2.5 release, default engine, 10 parts: 4 failed attempts in 8, about 10 s each.
• This branch before the threshold change, one slot, 10 parts: 0 failed attempts in 24, then 1 in 8 whose error I did not keep, so it is unexplained. It may have been 2068 or anything else, and that path now runs only from 4 GiB.
• This branch, single shot, 40 MiB: 0 failed attempts in 12, 11 s each (debug). Downloaded back and identical.
• 320 MiB: this branch 39 s (debug), ordered parts 75 s, rclone 34 s.
• 64 ordered parts, 320 MiB: passed, downloaded back and identical.

Windows 10

W0, CI artifact of this PR merged on main, default engine, --retries 0, a new name for each file:

• 8, 16, 24 and 40 MiB, 10 uploads each: 0 failed attempts, 2068 never seen, about 2.0, 2.9, 4.8 and 5.9 s. On v4.2.5 the same bench failed about 9 in 10 at 4 parts and always from 6.
• 320 MiB, two uploads: 89.5 and 110.6 s, no error.
• The last of each size downloaded back and identical.

Not covered

• Files from 4 GiB were not uploaded for real: the ordered path was tested with --chunk-size on 320 MiB.
• A file under 4 GiB that fails restarts from zero, as with rclone.

The date rclone sends as mtime belongs to Requested 125.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Upload Changes
  • Files smaller than 4 GiB are uploaded in a single operation. Larger files are uploaded in 64 MiB parts, one at a time.
• Bug Fixes
  • pCloud rate-limit responses during multipart uploads are now recognized, and upload guidance reflects the updated behavior.

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Walkthrough

pCloud upload routing now uses a 4 GiB multipart threshold and 64 MiB parts. Multipart transfers use one slot and chain parts in order. Tests and documentation reflect these settings.

Changes: pCloud upload behavior

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Upload threshold and part sizing src-tauri/src/providers/pcloud.rs	The multipart threshold changes from 4 MiB to 4 GiB, and the preferred part size changes from 4 MiB to 64 MiB.
Ordered multipart uploads src-tauri/src/providers/pcloud.rs, docs/DAG-TRANSFER-ENGINE.md	Multipart hints and chunk-slot tests now use one slot. The executor remains LockedSingle. Documentation and tests describe ordered parts and single-shot uploads for files under 4 GiB.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Possibly related issues

• Issue 368 reports pCloud upload failures with result 2068. This change limits multipart uploads to one slot and uses single-shot uploads for files under 4 GiB.

Possibly related PRs

• axpdev-lab/aeroftp#1460: Adds modification metadata to pCloud single-shot and multipart uploads, covering upload paths affected by this change.
• axpdev-lab/aeroftp#1438: Adds observation and pre-commit checks to the shared multipart runner used for the ordered pCloud parts.

Merge Risk: Low · previous review c7978

The upload changes are mergeable with a bounded testing follow-up: add a routing test to protect single-request uploads below 4 GiB.

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Follow-up Comments

Add a routing test for the pCloud threshold mapping.

2541-2541: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a routing test for the pCloud threshold mapping.

pcloud.rs:2536 compares the hint with PCLOUD_MULTIPART_THRESHOLD. pcloud.rs:2541 pins the configured 4 GiB value. Neither assertion reads the value after TransferCapabilities::from_provider_hints copies it at capabilities.rs:168. The builder test at builder.rs:2026 uses synthetic capabilities, so it does not cover this mapping. If capabilities.rs:168 dropped or zeroed the threshold, builder.rs:339-346 would fall back to the chunk size. A 100 MiB upload is larger than the pCloud part size, so it can fan out into multipart parts without any failing test.

Add a test that converts the pCloud hints and plans a 100 MiB upload:

#[test]
fn pcloud_hints_keep_sub_threshold_upload_single_request() {
    let hints = test_provider().transfer_optimization_hints();
    let caps = TransferCapabilities::from_provider_hints(ProviderType::PCloud, &hints, false);
    assert_eq!(caps.multipart_threshold, 4 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024);

    let built = TransferDagBuilder::shaped_file(
        TransferDirection::Upload,
        &caps,
        100 * 1024 * 1024,
    );
    assert_eq!(built.profile.upload_parts, 1);
    assert_eq!(built.transfer.len(), 1);
    assert_eq!(
        built.dag.nodes()[built.transfer[0]].kind,
        TransferNodeKind::UploadFile
    );
}

Add imports for TransferCapabilities, TransferDagBuilder, TransferDirection, TransferNodeKind, and ProviderType if the test module does not already import them.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/pcloud.rs at line 2541:
Add a routing test using pCloud’s transfer hints, convert them with
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@coderabbitai Follow-up on the routing test: added in d355926 as a_file_below_the_threshold_is_planned_as_one_request, through from_provider_hints and the DAG builder.

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@axpnet Thanks for adding a_file_below_the_threshold_is_planned_as_one_request in d35592664. The reported coverage through from_provider_hints and the DAG builder addresses the routing-test follow-up.

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Learnings used

Learnt from: CR
Repo: axpdev-lab/aeroftp PR: 0
File: CONTRIBUTING.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-31T07:58:36.153Z
Learning: Applicability reference:
AGENTS.md: # AeroFTP CLI and GUI - Agent Integration Guide
> This file is for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Devin, OpenClaw).
> It describes CLI operations and available in-app GUI control without exposing saved credentials.
> Development and pre-push gates live in CONTRIBUTING.md, not here.

Source excerpt:
# Contributing to AeroFTP

## Test Requirements

All pull requests should include tests for new features and bug fixes where applicable:

- **Backend (Rust)**: Add unit tests in `#[cfg(test)]` modules. Run with `cargo test` from the `src-tauri/` directory.

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