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Hopefully this assists anyone who still needs help on any of this.Įdit: It's also possible that It continues to fail due to multiple encodings with Base64, resulting in a non-binary outcome (not sure why yet, it seems to be consistent multiple with apply to each layers).THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE APPLIES TO: And finally appended to an array variable that I will use as the attachment array in 'send an email'. The question is used in the parse json, then I use the 'name' from the parse json to get the file content for each uploaded file.
This section of my flow is designed to process multiple uploaded files in a MS Forms question. To prevent the base64 from silently re-encoding (a second time, I learned that this happened from a super user II on a similar thread but can't find it) I used the compose action to convert the contents to a base64 format, then used the compose output as the contentBytes.
The issue for me was the setting Base64() in my contentbytes.
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