How can I test changes to a base, and then deploy them to a live environment?
I’m building a fairly complex base for a client. Once the project is live, there’ll doubtless be a need for further enhancements, bug fixes, etc. I need to be able to test ...
I’m trying to use scripting to call APITemplate.io to create a PDF file from some data. The fetch is failing. It works from Postman so I know the call is valid. I’ve taken the exact code from the Airtable script and run it locally in node.js - with t...
This is a frustrating limitation imo. I don’t want to add pointless extra data with checkboxes to trigger automations (although I do get that that’s a potential workaround in some cases), and I also need the user to be able to interact with the scrip...
I’m trying to do this in an app (to archive old data from one base into a separate one.)
I’d come to the same conclusion, that the only way to achieve it inside Airtable is to use the standard REST API. But I can’t see how to make that happen within ...
OK, so it’s not just me! Anyone here from Airtable? Any plans to find a solution to this? It either needs a function to “analyse and selectively copy changes to automations / apps / structure” from one base to another, or (ideally) a Terraform provid...
Turns out the issue was that apitemplate.io requires redirect in the http fetch, which airtable doesn’t support (and which I should have realised from the error message). I’m going via an AWS lambda middle layer - for various reasons this isn’t as ov...
Well, as I said it’s failing with a 303 error. There’s not much more to it than that:
ERROR
TypeError: Response status was 303 'See Other' but redirect mode was set to 'error'
at main on line 26
Autocode is new to me and looks interesting. Troub...
