It sounds like the issue is with Airtable's attachment history feature. When you delete an attachment and then add a new one, Airtable may be pulling the previous attachment from the history instead of using the new attachment sent by Make.
Maybe these options will help you:
Solution 1: Remove the Record-level revision history.
Solution 2: Create a new field for the new image and use it to reference the new image uploaded by Make instead of replacing the old image in the same field.
Solution 3: Create a custom script that runs on a schedule to clear old attachments from the Airtable database.
In any case, it's always a good idea to test the different options and see what works best for you.
Thank you
Thanks @subinbabu for your help.
Regarding your solution #1, I can't find the "Keep a history of all versions of this field" option in the attachment field settings.
I found a solution: there was a conflict between the name of the image saved in the Airtable history and the new image generated by the Make scenario which was outputting the same name each time. Airtable displayed the first image with the same name. I added a random number at the end of my image name in the Make scenario and now I have my last image displayed.
It sounds like the issue is with Airtable's attachment history feature. When you delete an attachment and then add a new one, Airtable may be pulling the previous attachment from the history instead of using the new attachment sent by Make.
Maybe these options will help you:
Solution 1: Remove the Record-level revision history.
Solution 2: Create a new field for the new image and use it to reference the new image uploaded by Make instead of replacing the old image in the same field.
Solution 3: Create a custom script that runs on a schedule to clear old attachments from the Airtable database.
In any case, it's always a good idea to test the different options and see what works best for you.
Thank you
@subinbabu wrote:
Solution 1: Remove the attachment history. This can be done by going to the attachment field settings and disabling the "Keep a history of all versions of this field" option. However, doing this will delete all previous versions of the attachment and will not be reversible.
Can you share more about this "Keep a history of all versions of this field" option? I believe that this feature is not available to all users. Are you part of an Enterprise plan that might have access to features that are not generally available? Are you at liberty to share more details of this feature, such as screen shots?
Thanks @subinbabu for your help.
Regarding your solution #1, I can't find the "Keep a history of all versions of this field" option in the attachment field settings.
Sorry for the confusion, i mean "Record-level revision history".
I found a solution: there was a conflict between the name of the image saved in the Airtable history and the new image generated by the Make scenario which was outputting the same name each time. Airtable displayed the first image with the same name. I added a random number at the end of my image name in the Make scenario and now I have my last image displayed.
Glad that you found a solution.
@subinbabu wrote:
Solution 1: Remove the attachment history. This can be done by going to the attachment field settings and disabling the "Keep a history of all versions of this field" option. However, doing this will delete all previous versions of the attachment and will not be reversible.
Can you share more about this "Keep a history of all versions of this field" option? I believe that this feature is not available to all users. Are you part of an Enterprise plan that might have access to features that are not generally available? Are you at liberty to share more details of this feature, such as screen shots?
Sorry for the confusion, i mean "Record-level revision history".
