michal-chudy-paylocity opened a new issue, #6085:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jmeter/issues/6085
### Expected behavior
- I configure an HTTP Request sampler with multipart/form-data parameters
- I include a file in the Files Upload tab and provide the correct parameter
mapping to the expected param name
- The file is located in the jMeter bin directory
- I run the test plan
Expected behaviour: The file is uploaded
### Actual behavior
- The request appears to execute correctly but the actual file is never
uploaded
- The server receives no file bytes in the request body and the `files`
parameter doesn't contain the filename
- The request in the view results tree contains the correct
Content-Disposition and Content-Type headers
```
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="files"; filename="example.xlsx"
Content-Type:
application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet
```
**The same request works as expected in jMeter 5.4.3**
### Steps to reproduce the problem
# Outline
As you can see from the description below, the file upload is broken in
both, the jMeter proxy as well as when using an HTTP request sampler to upload
it.
# Option 1 - record the request from the browser
1. Configure and run the jMeter proxy including the HTTPS Test Script
Recorder and a Recording Controller
2. Configure your browser to use this proxy
3. Visit your website and upload the file
1. Check the request in the browser's developer tools
2. The file is correctly sent from the browser
3. The file is, however, removed from the request on the jMeter proxy
4. In your browser, revert the proxy settings back to the system proxy
5. Repeat the process of uploading the file
1. This time the file is correctly uploaded
## Option 1.1 - copy the recorded request and run it as a part of a test plan
1. Copy the recorded request from the session described above into a new
test plan
2. Run the test plan (assuming you have the correct authentication
cookies/headers present)
3. The file isn't uploaded
# Option 2 - verify the request in Postman and try to send the request from
Postman via jMeter proxy
1. Download and install Postman and start a Postman proxy session
2. Try to upload your file to your website - Postman captures the request
3. Stop the Postman proxy
4. Create a new Postman request from the captured request and run the request
1. The file is uploaded correctly
5. In jMeter, turn on the jMeter proxy
6. Go back to Postman and configure Postman to use the jMeter proxy (File >
Settings > Proxy)
7. Run the same request as in step 4 above
1. The jMeter proxy removes the file from the request
2. The request passes the proxy and reaches your server endpoint but the
file isn't there
### JMeter Version
5.6.2
### Java Version
JDK 21 2023-09-19 LTS
### OS Version
Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise, OS Version: 10.0.19045 N/A Build 19045
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