Open SteveRad opened 6 months ago
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HI @SteveRad we've discovered whilst triaging this that the ability to upload these documents has actually inadvertently been removed during a codebase migration. We're working to get that restored promptly. The 30Mb limit is imposed to try and ensure developers don't just upload massive files to us and felt a suitable limit. Can you give me some realistic use cases of where the PDFs are larger than this? It would be indicative of bad to no image compression inside the documents and this is something we'd always ask to be reviewed before considering altering this limit. Customers are billed for storage so we do need to retain some control over it. Thanks
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Hi @SteveRad,
We've re-enabled the functionality to support up to 30mb and are awaiting your response to the message above.
Thanks
I've emailed Steve directly.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Following https://github.com/reapit/foundations/issues/8939, the workflow fails when the PDF is above 30mb, and therefore it is doesn't kick the 'Next Inspection Due Date' along under the Tenancy Management.
Describe the solution you'd like Would we be able to have an alternative endpoint for kicking this due date along, which executes the same workflow as if the Final PDF was uploaded, therefore we can detect PDF upload fails and ensure we fall back to an endpoint that still does the rest of the flow?
Describe alternatives you've considered Support PDFs up to 100mb :)