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I used the sync CLI to upload a number of files from a folder using the --recursive flag. These files were therefore uploaded with their folder paths intact, which is great.
However, when using the GET /documents/{documentId}/url API to retrieve a download URL, the signed URL that comes back specifies the full file path in the filename portion of the response-content-disposition query param, e.g. response-content-disposition=attachment; filename="Folder 1/Subfolder A/My File.pdf". This results in the filename being Folder 1_Subfolder A_My File.pdf when you download it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
New Feature
#182 - Document Retry - documents that fail to process are added to a queue for reprocessing
#192 - Added POST /documents/{documentId}/actions/retry for retrying of failed document actions
#196 - Added OCR support for PDF Portfolio files
#194 - Added support for document content to be a "deep link"
#189 - Added document "soft delete"
#146 - Added insertedDate, completedDate to Document actions
#171 - Added Document Workflows
#179 - Added Cognito group that allows authentication but no authorization
#170 - Added Notification action
#168 - Added SMTP support to /configuration API
#169 - Added /groups API
#201 - Added version of FormKiQ that can be run via Docker
Updates
#166 - AWS Lambda end of support for Custom Runtime based on Amazon Linux 1
#188 - Intelligent document processing with OpenAI, uses Schemas to improve results
#119 - improved performance when removing documents
Bugs Fixes#172 - Fixed Fulltext action ending up in a bad state
#185 - Fixed GET /documents/{documentId}/url returns full path of document instead of filename
#197 - POST /documents/compress is not available for users with READ ONLY access
I used the sync CLI to upload a number of files from a folder using the
--recursive
flag. These files were therefore uploaded with their folder paths intact, which is great.However, when using the
GET /documents/{documentId}/url
API to retrieve a download URL, the signed URL that comes back specifies the full file path in thefilename
portion of theresponse-content-disposition
query param, e.g.response-content-disposition=attachment; filename="Folder 1/Subfolder A/My File.pdf"
. This results in the filename beingFolder 1_Subfolder A_My File.pdf
when you download it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: