Abort the request with AbortSignal about s3-lite-client HOT 3 CLOSED

Sorry for the slow reply. I think this is doable, along the lines that you sketched out. I'm just wondering if it's necessary? If you're doing any long-lived requests, you're probably using the streams API, and it already provides a way to inject a signal as well as cancel the request:

const downloadResult = await client.getObject(destKey);
const file = await Deno.open("outfile.dat", {write: true});
const controller = new AbortController();
downloadResult.body?.pipeTo(file.writable, {signal: controller.signal});

or downloadResult.body?.getReader().cancel(); will also cancel it.

Would one of those approaches cover your use case? Or is there a unique benefit to specifying a signal at the fetch level? (I haven't tried these myself, but I noticed they're there in the API.)

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I didn't know that was possible. Thank you for the explanation and example! 👏

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You're welcome! Though as I said, I haven't tried these myself. So feel free to re-open if you find something still missing.

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