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Encountered an error when attempting to send a Slack message with multiple attachments including a base64 image and a .txt file. The API returns an 'Unsupported conversion format ‘txt’' error, preventing the .txt file from being sent.
Expected behaviour:
Expected both the base64 image and the .txt file to be sent successfully as attachments in the Slack message.
Actual Behaviour:
The base64 image was sent successfully, but the API returned an error for the .txt file: 'Unsupported conversion format 'txt'
Additional Discovery
Upon further testing, I found that changing the order of attachments (placing the .txt file before the base64 image) results in a different behavior. In this case, the API returns the same 'Unsupported conversion format ‘txt’' error, but this time, the entire message and attachment are missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description:
Encountered an error when attempting to send a Slack message with multiple attachments including a base64 image and a .txt file. The API returns an 'Unsupported conversion format ‘txt’' error, preventing the .txt file from being sent.
Expected behaviour:
Expected both the base64 image and the .txt file to be sent successfully as attachments in the Slack message.
Actual Behaviour:
The base64 image was sent successfully, but the API returned an error for the .txt file: 'Unsupported conversion format 'txt'
Body of API
Response:
Additional Discovery
Upon further testing, I found that changing the order of attachments (placing the .txt file before the base64 image) results in a different behavior. In this case, the API returns the same 'Unsupported conversion format ‘txt’' error, but this time, the entire message and attachment are missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: