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On a KMM project I'm uploading a large video from an Android device, but for some reason I get OutOfMemory exceptions even though, as far as I know, I'm streaming the file. Isn't this the right way to stream a binary file to a server? (thread for code)

Uploading
```withContext(<http://platformDispatchers.IO|platformDispatchers.IO>) {
    client.put&lt;Unit&gt;(urlString = uploadUrl) {
        body = StreamContent(File(fileInfo))
    }
}```

The StreamContent class
```private class StreamContent(
    val file: File,
    override val contentType: ContentType = ContentType.Application.OctetStream,
) : OutgoingContent.WriteChannelContent() {
    override suspend fun writeTo(channel: ByteWriteChannel) {
        channel.bufferedWriter().use { output -&gt;
            file.bufferedReader().use { input -&gt;
                input.copyTo(output)
            }
        }
    }

    override val contentLength: Long = file.length()
}```


Maybe `file.bufferedReader()` attempts to load the whole file in local memory? I'm not entirely sure how BufferedReader works in that regard, and the docs aren't clear.