CHS has incomplete support for saving file metadata when it is being deleted - see SAK-1525 for details.
Unfortunately the current implementation reads the resource body into memory but doesn't do anything with it.
This issue is simply to remove this unnecessary performance and memory overhead from the delete operation and does not change or improve the functionality of this 'feature'.
Description
CHS has incomplete support for saving file metadata when it is being deleted - see SAK-1525 for details.
Unfortunately the current implementation reads the resource body into memory but doesn't do anything with it.
This issue is simply to remove this unnecessary performance and memory overhead from the delete operation and does not change or improve the functionality of this 'feature'.