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We have a static web app that shares large binary data (300+ MB .glb models) across participants in a Teams call via Fluid Framework. What's the recommended way to do this in the latest framework?
My question is about its status: uploadBlob is marked @legacy in the current docs. Does that mean the API will be removed in the future (and is a replacement planned), or does it mean there's already a better/recommended way to share large binary that I should use instead?
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We have a static web app that shares large binary data (300+ MB
.glbmodels) across participants in a Teams call via Fluid Framework. What's the recommended way to do this in the latest framework?The approach I'm leaning toward is uploading the data with
uploadBlob(https://fluidframework.com/docs/api/datastore/fluiddatastoreruntime-class#uploadblob-method) and sharing the returned handle with other participants via a SharedTree.My question is about its status:
uploadBlobis marked@legacyin the current docs. Does that mean the API will be removed in the future (and is a replacement planned), or does it mean there's already a better/recommended way to share large binary that I should use instead?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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