Does anybody else notice changed behavior when uploading attachments with the API?
AT used to fill the file name property by default, but since last week I'm not getting any value when reading the attachment field. Older attachments have the "filename" as usual, newer uploads have no value in the JSON.
Can anyone confirm please?
Thanks in advance!
Respons example for new uploads:
"myAttachment":[{"filename":"","id":"att0jn4jQrKcjAoxh","size":147453,"thumbnails"... etc...
For older uploads:
"myAttachment":[{"filename":"12_9240_1.pdf","id":"atthncWZ4no3pYivQ","size":146299,"thumbnails"... etc...
Respons example for new uploads:
"myAttachment":[{"filename":"","id":"att0jn4jQrKcjAoxh","size":147453,"thumbnails"... etc...
For older uploads:
"myAttachment":[{"filename":"12_9240_1.pdf","id":"atthncWZ4no3pYivQ","size":146299,"thumbnails"... etc...
I've had this exact same issue, it broke several of our processes so I just updated where I could update quickly and reached out to AirTable support. I've had slow back and forth progress with them and no results yet. Their documentation still states that the "filename" field is optional but the behavior would obviously say otherwise.
It may not be a coincidence, but I noticed they updated their help article on attachments the day we noticed that bug. Possibly they made some other change and broke this functionality.
https://support.airtable.com/docs/attachment-field
It may not be a coincidence, but I noticed they updated their help article on attachments the day we noticed that bug. Possibly they made some other change and broke this functionality.
@stephenheindel wrote:It may not be a coincidence, but I noticed they updated their help article on attachments the day we noticed that bug. Possibly they made some other change and broke this functionality.
https://support.airtable.com/docs/attachment-field
Nice one.
Elementary, my dear Watson. 
It's working again. I never got a reply from support though.
Room for growth.
There's another way to tell something is wrong. When you hover above the attachment it should show you the file name. For the buggy ones it doesn't do that.
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