When doing an upsert (i.e.passing a performUpsert argument to UpdateMultipleRecords), the docs mention that the response will include two extra arrays, createdRecords and updatedRecords:
The API response for upsert requests will additionally include updatedRecords and createdRecords arrays, indicating which records in the records array already existed and were updated, or did not exist and were created, respectively.
It would be useful to be able to access these arrays using this library, however it seems like this isn't included in AirtableCreateUpdateReplaceMultipleRecordsResponse. Excuse me if I'm just missing something!
ngocnicholas
commented
9 months ago
When doing an upsert (i.e.passing a
performUpsertargument toUpdateMultipleRecords), the docs mention that the response will include two extra arrays,createdRecordsandupdatedRecords:It would be useful to be able to access these arrays using this library, however it seems like this isn't included in
AirtableCreateUpdateReplaceMultipleRecordsResponse. Excuse me if I'm just missing something!