@@ -102,19 +102,19 @@ export interface FormDataReadOptions {
102102 */
103103 customContentTypes ?: Record < string , string > ;
104104
105- /** The maximum file size that can be handled. This defaults to 10MB when
106- * not specified. This is to try to avoid DOS attacks where someone would
107- * continue to try to send a "file" continuously until a host limit was
108- * reached crashing the server or the host. */
105+ /** The maximum file size (in bytes) that can be handled. This defaults to
106+ * 10MB when not specified. This is to try to avoid DOS attacks where
107+ * someone would continue to try to send a "file" continuously until a host
108+ * limit was reached crashing the server or the host. Also see `maxSize` . */
109109 maxFileSize ?: number ;
110110
111- /** The maximum size of a file to hold in memory, and not write to disk. This
112- * defaults to `0`, so that all multipart form files are written to disk.
113- * When set to a positive integer, if the form data file is smaller, it will
114- * be retained in memory and available in the `.content` property of the
115- * `FormDataFile` object. If the file exceeds the `maxSize` it will be
116- * written to disk and the `.filename` property will contain the full path to
117- * the output file. */
111+ /** The maximum size (in bytes) of a file to hold in memory, and not write
112+ * to disk. This defaults to `0`, so that all multipart form files are
113+ * written to disk. When set to a positive integer, if the form data file is
114+ * smaller, it will be retained in memory and available in the `.content`
115+ * property of the `FormDataFile` object. If the file exceeds the `maxSize`
116+ * it will be written to disk and the `.filename` property will contain the
117+ * full path to the output file. */
118118 maxSize ?: number ;
119119
120120 /** When writing form data files to disk, the output path. This will default
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