OCI SDK Warning: Upload Stream Size Is 0 Bytes — Potential Data Corruption

log
{"timestamp":"2025-07-16T15:00:12.267984423Z","@version":"1","message":"Stream size to upload is 0 bytes, this could potentially lead to data corruption. If this is not intended, please make sure all the OCI SDK dependencies point to the same version","logger":"c.o.b.h.c.jersey.JerseyHttpRequest","thread":"upload-worker-5","level":"WARN","level_value":30000,"commitId":"8c5c308","spanId":"6ce63656-ed29-4c81-a9e2-aa7f7ed0fe77","traceId":"6449a622-b0bc-4ba0-b5cd-938d3cc49109","dmsId":"14a92955-e974-43be-9eaf-97f17161807e","caller_class_name":"com.oracle.bmc.http.client.jersey.JerseyHttpRequest","caller_method_name":"logAvailable","caller_file_name":"JerseyHttpRequest.java","caller_line_number":101}

This is my caller method

private StoreResponse singlePartUpload(InputStream inputStream, String ociObjectPath, StoreRequest request) throws IOException {
        // Prepare the PutObjectRequest
        PutObjectRequest putObjectRequest = PutObjectRequest.builder()
                .namespaceName(namespace)
                .bucketName(bucketName)
                .objectName(ociObjectPath)
                .putObjectBody(inputStream)
                .opcMeta(request.getMetadata())
                .contentType(request.getContentType())
                .contentLength(request.getContentLength())
                .build();

        // Upload the file to Object Storage
        PutObjectResponse putObjectResponse = objectStorageClient.putObject(putObjectRequest);
        if (putObjectResponse == null || StringUtils.isBlank(putObjectResponse.getETag())) {
            throw new StorageException(OBJECT_STORAGE_ETAG_NOT_FOUND);
        } else {
            return StoreResponse.builder()
                    .objectPath(ociObjectPath)
                    .eTag(putObjectResponse.getETag())
                    .versionId(putObjectResponse.getOpcContentMd5()) // Not actual versionId, placeholder
                    .build();
        }
    }

Can someone help me here.
Thanks

Start with the provided singlePartUpload method and the warning location in JerseyHttpRequest.java:101. Reproduce the upload while checking the InputStream and content length, then inspect the OCI SDK dependency versions. Done means identifying the cause of the zero-byte warning and recording a verified remediation.