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Getting an upload error - not sure why
I recently ran into the issue of the long lived tokens no longer working, so I needed to upgrade to the latest API and change the access. I am now running into an exception uploading content.
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purringpigeon wrote:
... But my old call was not compiling.That's not something API related! Check what's wrong in your syntax, compiler options, etc.
purringpigeon wrote:
How do I set the mode? I don’t see the option on the new API.
purringpigeon wrote:...
DBFILESWriteMode* mode = [[DBFILESWriteMode alloc]initWithOverwrite]; [[self.restClient.filesRoutes uploadData:@"/ServiceReport.sqlite" mode:mode ......
Something that's missing in you second code snippet! This part is nothing to do with the change of access token way of work. 😉
When I had it with mode it complained the API was not correct. I’ll try again. I’m not sure why it failed. But my old call was not compiling.
purringpigeon wrote:
... But my old call was not compiling.That's not something API related! Check what's wrong in your syntax, compiler options, etc.
- Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
purringpigeon Здравко is correct, you should use the "mode" option to control this behavior. That's still available in the latest version of the SDK, as seen here. I recommend using Xcode's autocomplete feature to automatically template out the parameters.
When I revert to the code I have above I get the following compile error:
No visible @interface for 'DBFILESUserAuthRoutes' declares the selector 'uploadData:mode:autorename:clientModified:mute:inputData:'
I found it - they added properties to it.
propertyGroups:NULL strictConflict:NULL contentHash:NULLI am trying that.
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