You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
uploadStatusTable.when(attributeExists("id") and ("status"===Prepared.toString))
)
But the StatusType enum is actually persisted in a nested format:
Therefore; the query never matches and uploads never enter the Queued status.
This should show up as the 'queued' status never appearing on the upload status list view and HTTP 400s been visible in the Developer Console will uploading.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've bypassed this by defining a custom format to persist StatusType as StatusType.name but would be interest to know if it effects the Guardian's install.
I've bypassed this by defining a custom format to persist StatusType as StatusType.name but would be interest to know if it effects the Guardian's install.
Gave a quick test, we do also get this 400; I'm not sure if it's new or always been the case. Either way it doesn't appear to impact processing or be visible to users, but would be great to fix!
The POST from Kahuna to move a Prepared upload into the Queued status always returns HTTP 400.
I think this because the conditional update clause expects the
status
field of the upload status Dynamo table to contain the stringPrepared
.(
grid/image-loader/app/lib/UploadStatusTable.scala
Line 34 in 704c39b
But the StatusType enum is actually persisted in a nested format:
Therefore; the query never matches and uploads never enter the Queued status.
This should show up as the 'queued' status never appearing on the upload status list view and HTTP 400s been visible in the Developer Console will uploading.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: