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# Cloudflare/S3 Upload-Path Gotchas (audited 2026-06-16)
> Extracted verbatim from `AGENTS.md` §4a, which retains a short summary. Dated incident writeup from the 2026-06-16 upload-path audit.
* **Two near-identical upload services exist** — `js/services/r2Service.js` (Cloudflare R2) and `js/services/s3UploadService.js` (generic S3). They share `buildR2Key`, `resolveUploadIdentifier`, and the magnet build but are *copies*. **Any fix to one must be mirrored in the other** or they silently drift.
* **Storage-key collisions = data loss — FIXED 2026-06-16.** `buildR2Key` (`js/r2.js`) builds `u/<npub>/<namespace>/<slug>.<ext>` where `namespace` used to fall back to the literal `"uploads"` and `slug` to `"video"` (e.g. a non-ASCII filename, or no info-hash) — so a URL-first upload with no info-hash and a duplicate filename overwrote the previous object while the old note still pointed at that URL. WebTorrent uploads were always safe (info-hash namespaces the key = content-addressed). Fix: `computeStorageContentHash(file)` (`js/r2.js`) derives a content-based namespace when no info-hash is available (full SHA-256 for ≤512 MB, sampled metadata+edge fingerprint above that to avoid buffering huge files), wired into **both** `r2Service` and `s3UploadService`. Test: `tests/storage-key-collision.test.mjs`. **If you add a third upload path, reuse `computeStorageContentHash`.**
* **Whole-file hash before upload.** When the modal doesn't pre-seed an info-hash, `resolveUploadIdentifier` runs `calculateTorrentInfoHash(file)`, which reads the *entire* file before the upload begins and before any progress is emitted — on multi-GB files this looks like a hang. Emit a "preparing/hashing" status or parallelize.
* **Publish can report success unconfirmed.** `publishEventToRelay` (`js/nostrPublish.js`) has an optimistic-success fallthrough when the relay handle exposes no `on()`/`then()` — a note may show "Published" with no relay ACK. Don't tighten blindly (legacy `seen`-only relays rely on it), but log it.
* **Silent partial failures.** Thumbnail and `.torrent` upload failures are caught and `warn`-only; the video note still publishes with no user signal. Empty (0-byte) files hit `CompleteMultipartUpload` with `Parts:[]` and surface a cryptic error — guard `file.size === 0`.
* **Object cleanup (deletes/edits).** `R2Service.deleteVideoStorage()` removes the backing objects so "deleted" videos aren't left publicly downloadable. Contract to preserve: it's **best-effort and never throws** (must not block note deletion), it derives keys via `collectVideoStorageKeys()` and **only ever touches URLs under the owner's bucket base** (never external/3rd-party URLs), and it skips cleanly when storage is locked/credential-less. Wired into delete (`app.handleDeleteModalConfirm`) and edit-with-replaced-URL (`editModalController.handleSubmit`). Edit cleanup intentionally does **not** delete thumbnails (the new note may still reference them) and only fires when both old and new URLs are present and different.