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Hello All,I have a general question for the community.How are you all managing code updates and version control for your custom scripts?It seems very easy to overwrite custom automation scripts.Does Airtable have a way to view/restore a previous vers...
Hello Community!I have run into a perplexing issue when trying to automate attachment field updates or use script extensions to convert a url to an image asset.In my automation script I follow these steps:- make call to external api to get order data...
Hi all,I'm creating an automation to retrieve data from an endpoint then update a record in Airtable.The api call works, the data is formatted into a string, and correctly passed into the `updateRecord` function.However I'm getting the following erro...
@opsCTRL I've been there and feel your pain! I have mitigated some of that pain by using an editor like VS Code to write my script.I then copy and paste into the Airtable interface. It is not perfect but has saved me a few times.
Thanks for the response! Very useful.You've painted a clear picture for how I can start to wrangle the increasing number of Airtable automation scripts in my life. I like that you are pushing the boundaries and building out microservices. The company...
Hi Sho,Yes, the createRecordAsync has the "await" keyword in front of it. It's wrapped in a try/catch. I'm passing the object that was created from the external api response ...
let myObj = {
"Order #": recordName,
"Part Name": par...
Thanks @Alexey_Gusev !I updated my input.config to give me the value of the Airtable record ID and passed that as the first argument to the updateRecordAsync function. The test now passes with the correct data being updated.Good catch on the single-s...
