I'm building a pipeline that takes contents from one system (via an API call using the HTTP connector) which is then being used to create/update an object in a different system (via the GraphQL connector issuing a mutation). The content coming from t...
Thank you for the suggestions! The issue was two-fold in that the escaped quotes were being un-escaped and the \n (or \r) were being expanded into newline or carriage returns. The solution which is working is to perform two .gsub operationsReplace \r...
Upon further testing - it now appears that the issue is NOT solely with the escaped quotes as originally thought. It seems that it is the \n representation for newline that are being translated to actual newlines within what is trying to be sent over...
Thank you - I implemented the gsub and the content is now properly escaped. However, the GraphQL is still having issues as it is throwing a Expected string or block string, but it was malformed error. And if I perform the same mutate via Postman, it...
