Hello NetWallah,
Apologies for the late reply but I got busy with something else and I did not get the time to test it until now.
After your proposed modification I have updated the method to:
sub postSnippetsFile {
my ( $self, %options ) = @_;
my $headers = { "Content-type" => 'multipart/form-data; boundary=-
+---MyRestAPIClientDataDelimiter',
# "Content" => [ 'file' => [$options{file}]],
"Authorization" => 'Basic '.
encode_base64($options{username}.':'.
$options{password}), };
$self->{_client}->POST( $options{url},
encode_json({file => $options{file}}),
$headers );
return $self->{_client}->responseContent();
}
Now I am getting the following error (from server):
$VAR1 = 'AttributeError at /upload/
\'NoneType\' object has no attribute \'name\'
.
.
.
Hmmm this I need to debug it, but from a quick point of view it looks like the file is not attached through the request. But this is a good point forward. I appreciate your effort to help me.
BR / Thanos
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