Closed declanlawlor closed 6 months ago
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Internal: App is installed at org level
Hi @declanlawlor The above referenced image has been removed by a user The property currently has 12 images, floorplan, EPC & QR Code
@AshDeeming yes i wouldn't be surprised if the images have changed now, but when the event was received, the image was not available.
Hi @declanlawlor I've had a look at the customer's system and can see that the image you are reporting was added at 17:04:49 and then deleted at 17:04:57. Every event that hits the database is sent out, and in this case its very likely that the created event took longer than 8 seconds to get to you, by which time the media had been deleted.
I've just checked the initial example you provided and can see from the webhook transaction logs that the created event was sent at 17:04:59 and the modified event signalling the deletion was sent at 17:05:04 which confirms the above. Incidentally your server responded with a 500 status code so you got the same events multiple times if you did indeed process them. It's recommended to process events asynchronously and return immediately before kicking off any processing at your end.
The second example falls into the same category. The image was added to the system at 13:10:17 then deleted again at 13:12:39. This is a situation you will need to cater for as we can't prevent users adding images then deleting them straightaway. It looks with this one that the user added 3 floorplans then chose to get rid of 2 of them.
Hi @declanlawlor closing as comment above has provided the information, please comment or reopen if you have any further issues. Thanks.
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Describe the bug
At
17:04
we received apropertyimages.created
webhook event with event id4562eb-1195-4b13-9cf6-ae9d1c291883
. When we attempted to retrieve the image provided in the payload, https://assets.reapit.net/sfg/live/pictures/DNL/23/DNL230123_17.jpg, we get a 403.Expected behaviour When the webhook event is delivered to us, we expect the image to be available. In this case, it is many minutes later, and it is still not available.
Screenshots
Additional context We have seen this on a number of occasions.
Here is another example from 13:10 today -
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