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The question is: why are you assigning the .error property while processing the file? I'm pretending to show the file status but in this way, once the file is selected, my UI shows an error message while it's being processed.
I'm aware that this can be completely removed or handled in another way, but just wondering why do you do that.
Wouldn't be a better idea to have a file.processing property in order to achieve that?
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I was taking a look at full sample docs and found something odd.
The question is: why are you assigning the
.error
property while processing the file? I'm pretending to show the file status but in this way, once the file is selected, my UI shows an error message while it's being processed.I'm aware that this can be completely removed or handled in another way, but just wondering why do you do that.
Wouldn't be a better idea to have a
file.processing
property in order to achieve that?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: