Uploads should not modify the provided args

[zdrve]

Describe the bug

Calling dbx.filesUpload(args) modifies args, in that it deletes args.contents. From the sdk src/dropbox.js:

dropbox-sdk-js/src/dropbox.js

Lines 133 to 146 in 6b3404d

	uploadRequest(path, args, auth, host) {
	return this.auth.checkAndRefreshAccessToken()
	.then(() => {
	const { contents } = args;
	delete args.contents;
	const fetchOptions = {
	body: contents,
	method: 'POST',
	headers: {
	'Content-Type': 'application/octet-stream',
	'Dropbox-API-Arg': httpHeaderSafeJson(args),
	},
	};

This makes it harder to handle errors:

   const args = { ... various things ..., contents: someBuffer };
   dbx.filesUpload(args)
    .catch(error => {
      // If it's a 429, wait a bit, then try again
      // ...
      return dbx.filesUpload(args); // BUG: Will result in an empty upload!
    })

To Reproduce

See the second pseudo-code example above:

• construct args for a filesUpload request
• make request
• observe that args.contents is gone, thus setting a trap for retry logic

Expected Behavior

Calling the Dropbox API should not mutate the provided arguments.

Actual Behavior

In at least this case, the Dropbox API mutates the provided argument.

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Versions

• What version of the SDK are you using? 10.23.0
• What version of the language are you using? node v18.0.0, typescript 4.5.4
• Are you using Javascript or Typescript? - typescript
• What platform are you using? (if applicable) - macos

I can see the bug still present in the SDK as at 6b3404d. See the first code sample, pasted above.

Additional context

I would guess that the fix looks a bit like:

diff --git a/src/dropbox.js b/src/dropbox.js
index fa33f58..6f9c93c 100644
--- a/src/dropbox.js
+++ b/src/dropbox.js
@@ -133,6 +133,7 @@ export default class Dropbox {
   uploadRequest(path, args, auth, host) {
     return this.auth.checkAndRefreshAccessToken()
       .then(() => {
+        args = { ...args };
         const { contents } = args;
         delete args.contents;

but this is not my comfort language so I'm not sure.

[greg-db]

Thanks for writing this up! I'm sharing this with the team and I'll follow up here with any updates.