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Use Case: Multiple file extensions in the same bucket
I’d like to store files with various extensions in the same bucket (in Supabase, in my case). Currently, the library requires specifying a single fileExtension for each attachmentQueue, which limits us to one file type per queue, as it's passed to the watchIds method.
In my setup, I store the file extension directly in the filename on the bucket, so I don't need to append it again via the helper.
I’m not sure yet if this is a real requirement or if I’m approaching it the wrong way—but I’d love your thoughts 🤓
WDYT?
Thanks a lot, and have a great (syncing) day! ☀️
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Hi wonderful Powersync team 🙌
Following up on the discussion started here: https://discord.com/channels/1138230179878154300/1362146693457379572 (thanks again @benitav!), I’ve been experimenting with the Attachments helper and encountered a few bumps along the way.
Use Case: Multiple file extensions in the same bucket
I’d like to store files with various extensions in the same bucket (in Supabase, in my case). Currently, the library requires specifying a single fileExtension for each attachmentQueue, which limits us to one file type per queue, as it's passed to the watchIds method.
In my setup, I store the file extension directly in the filename on the bucket, so I don't need to append it again via the helper.
I’m not sure yet if this is a real requirement or if I’m approaching it the wrong way—but I’d love your thoughts 🤓
WDYT?
Thanks a lot, and have a great (syncing) day! ☀️
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: