Open GlauberrBatista opened 2 years ago
Yes, i need this feature but is not present in gem
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Hey @asif-docusign thanks for getting back, but unfortunately, it's still not working.
This is the response I'm getting:
{"errorCode":"INVALID_REQUEST_PARAMETER","message":"The request contained at least one invalid parameter. A filename was not found in the Content-Disposition header (''filename=\"filename.ext\""}
I tried to use both binary and base64 encoded content and got the same result. I'm assuming it would be necessary a way to set the Content-Disposition
header when invoking the method.
These are the request headers I got when recording my tests VCRs, there is no Content-Disposition
header:
headers:
User-Agent:
- Swagger-Codegen/v2.1/4.0.0/ruby-3.3.0p0
Content-Type:
- application/pdf
Authorization:
- Bearer TOKEN
Accept:
- application/json
X-Docusign-Sdk:
- Ruby
Expect:
- ''
It also doesn't seem the method sets the headers https://github.com/docusign/docusign-esign-ruby-client/blob/840c028d3d59300a0a4b32cb1646a7bf49161c6b/lib/docusign_esign/api/envelopes_api.rb#L6315-L6357
I have a monkey patch in my repo that uses a document definition instead and it's working that way. Is it possible to implement it in that form? It mimics the update_documents_with_http_info
https://github.com/docusign/docusign-esign-ruby-client/blob/840c028d3d59300a0a4b32cb1646a7bf49161c6b/lib/docusign_esign/api/envelopes_api.rb#L6494-L6530
If it's not possible to implement it using a document definition, then there should be a way to pass the file name too.
I said document definition but it doesn't seem that term exists on DocuSign. It would be an attachment actually, with the same payload used to attach a document to an envelope. We are doing it that way in the update endpoint, and it works flawlessly.
According to the API documentation we need to pass the document in the body of the request. However, the method does not allow us to provide the document definition.
On the other side, the
update_documents
method allow us to provide the envelope definition and the documents definition by consequence.The request made by the first method includes a nil body and for the second one, the body is populated with the envelope definition.
I don't think this is the correct behavior but if it is, how can I upload a document first and then attach it to the envelope?
Edit: Fix links