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Document upload endpoints (job_seekers, customers, companies, and the profession_shared crate used by 10 profession apps) returned a generic "File upload failed" 500 on any storage error, hiding the actual cause from both the API response and (for job_seekers/companies) the server logs, which only printed anyhow's outer context via Display instead of the full error chain via Debug. Also add an explicit DefaultBodyLimit(11MB) to every affected app's router — none had one, so axum's implicit 2MB default could silently reject uploads under the UI's advertised 10MB cap. |
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