TmpFiles, the (default) upload engine changed parts of their API which breaks the current handling of requests.
The old upload request returned a URL pointing to a page containing a table object containing the actual pertinent response data (e.g., direct URL), the acquisition of which necessitated sending a supplemental request. The content of this supplemental request was deserialized from HTML.
The new TmpFiles API now returns the pertinent data; the URL returned is the actual direct URL instead of a results page. This breaks the deserialization process in the handler, but the fix is very simple.
A hotfix will be released soon!
TmpFiles, the (default) upload engine changed parts of their API which breaks the current handling of requests.The old upload request returned a URL pointing to a page containing a table object containing the actual pertinent response data (e.g., direct URL), the acquisition of which necessitated sending a supplemental request. The content of this supplemental request was deserialized from HTML.
The new
TmpFilesAPI now returns the pertinent data; the URL returned is the actual direct URL instead of a results page. This breaks the deserialization process in the handler, but the fix is very simple.A hotfix will be released soon!