File Corruption in SharePoint Upload via Microsoft Graph API

Describe the bug

I am using the Microsoft Graph API 5.80.0 to upload files to SharePoint from a Java Spring Boot application. The upload works fine in normal conditions, but some files become corrupted while uploading & so unable to download from SharePoint.

Most of the upload files are smaller than 4 MB, so I am using the simple upload method (PUT request).
The upload process completes successfully (returns 200 OK with a valid file ID). When I receive the webhook for the same the file size is 0 & not able to open the file as the file is corrupted. It happens randomly for a few of the requests.

private fun uploadFile(document: DocumentUploadStream) {
    val timeMillis = System.currentTimeMillis()
    val buildDriveItemRequest : DriveItemRequestBuilder = microsoftGraphClient.drives("driveId").root().itemWithPath(document.path)

    
    if (document.size < 4 * 1024 * 1024) { 
        // Simple upload for small files
        val driveItem = retry {
            refreshToken { 
                buildDriveItemRequest.content().buildRequest()
                    .put(document.contentToStream.readAllBytes()) 
            }
        }
        logger.info { "Upload done ${document.path}, id: ${driveItem?.id}, time: ${(System.currentTimeMillis() - timeMillis)/1000}s" }
        document.id = driveItem?.id
    } else { 
        // Large files use upload sessions (this part is working fine)
    }
}

data class DocumentUploadStream(
        val path: DocumentPath,
        val contentToStream: InputStream,
        val size: Long
)

Expected behavior

The file should not get corrupted on upload.
Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks

How to reproduce

With the attached snippet of code, it should be reproducible randomly.

SDK Version

5.80.0

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

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Known Workarounds

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Debug output

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### Configuration

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Beginne mit dem simple-upload-Zweig im bereitgestellten uploadFile-Snippet und überprüfe, wie document.contentToStream vom Aufruf des Microsoft Graph SDK 5.80.0 verwendet wird. Reproduziere den sporadisch auftretenden Fall und vergleiche dabei die Quellgröße, die hochgeladene SharePoint-Größe und den Zeitpunkt des Webhooks; abgeschlossen ist die Aufgabe, wenn eine zuverlässige Ursache identifiziert und eine verifizierte Korrektur gefunden wurde.