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I ran into an issue uploading file (png/jpg) with projectId, AppID and assets= [{"label": "image"}].

I do not need to use token.

Here is what I used to write script:

Feature: Upload a Asset

Scenario: upload file
    Given url "http://localhost:3004/api/design/assets/upload" 
    And multipart file files = { read: 'classpath:com/Repository/helpers/garden.jpg' }  
    And multipart field projectId = "someprojectId"
    And multipart field appId = '5f7b2d87-e12b-4f17-9c30-a476132b9efc'
    And multipart field assets = '[{"label":"garden.jpg"}]'
    When method post
    Then status 200

And the response I am getting is:

>>> failed features:
status code was: 500, expected: 200, response time in milliseconds: 134, url: http://localhost:3004/api/design/assets/upload, response: 
{"error":{"message":"projectId cannot be empty!","extensions":{"code":"GRAPHQL_VALIDATION_FAILED"}}}

When I run this in UI or in postman, the rest call is going through. I verified for port is working for end point.

Is this a bug not accepting the projectId and appId as multipart fields? Even after adding the projectId why is it still looking for projectId?

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  • multi-part is hard. the best I can do is point teams to info they can use to self-troubleshoot: stackoverflow.com/a/60891444/143475 Commented Jan 16 at 11:41
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    I agree. That is my backup plan . Thanks for the response Commented Jan 16 at 14:46
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